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'메이저카지노 Month' Survey Results Announced for 1,064 Eugene 메이저카지노 Members

메이저카지노 Month eating out, going out plans 89%... 51.9% point increase compared to the previous year

As social distancing is lifted ahead of 메이저카지노 Month in May, the re-opening (resuming economic activity) is expected to be activated.

Eugene Ever recently conducted a survey on 메이저카지노 Month with 1,064 employees of affiliates including Eugene Corporation, Eugene Investment & Securities, Tongyang, Eugene Home Center, Eugene Hanil Synthetic Fiber, and Eugene Logistics.

When asked about 메이저카지노 dining out or going out plans on various anniversaries to mark the May 메이저카지노 Month, 89.0% answered 'Yes'. This is an increase of 51.9% points from the survey result of 37.1% in the same period last year. This is believed to be due to the With Corona policy, which has been pushing for a return to daily life, such as the 'Quarantine Pass' in March and the 'Social Distance' being lifted in April.

However, it appears that the tension in quarantine against COVID-19 is still cautious. When it comes to eating 메이저카지노 or going 메이저카지노, 48.1% of the respondents answered 'Avoid places with a lot of people'. It was followed by 'wearing a mask and personal hygiene' (20.4%) and 'preferring 메이저카지노doors over indoors' (11.0%).

The estimated average cost to be spent in May for 메이저카지노 Month was found to be about 672,000 won. This is an increase of about 20.9% from last year (556,000 won), but a decrease of 11.6% compared to May 2019 (760,000 won) before the outbreak of Covid-19. It is interpreted that consumer sentiment, which had contracted, has not fully recovered.

The same as last year's 메이저카지노 results, online shopping malls (42.7%), department stores (25.2%), and large marts (13.7%) were 메이저카지노ed in the order of gift purchase routes. Compared with last year, preference for online malls decreased by 13.9% point from 56.6%, and preference for offline channels increased by 7.7% point from 17.5% for department stores.

An official from 메이저카지노 said, “Expectations for daily recovery are rising due to the lifting of social distancing that has been in place for over two years. As COVID-19 has not ended, we plan to continue to comply with quarantine rules and put more effort into the safety and health of our employees.“