The Sales Volume Of Imported Shoes Is Much Better Than That Of Domestic Shoes.

Although both domestic and imported shoes sell promotional cards, the sales of imported shoes are much better than those of domestic ones.

"This time, I want to buy a pair of shoes.

I find that all kinds of shoes in the mall are on sale, and the discount is also very strong. Especially for some imported shoes, the price is falling considerably.

A consumer is shopping for women's shoes.

"Compared with domestic shoes, I still want to buy imported shoes, the quality of imported shoes is higher, and the price is not expensive."

Ms. Wang said consumers.

"It is better to choose shoes for children or choose a pair of imported ones. I value the quality of imported shoes, and the quality of products abroad is more comprehensive, and the use of harmful substances in the process of shoemaking is stronger than that in China.

The imported children's shoes I bought this time are from the United States, and the price is not expensive after the discount.

Ms. Yang, who is buying children's shoes in children's products area, told reporters.

Reporters learned that compared with domestic shoes, the recent increase in sales volume of imported shoes is relatively large.

"Our counters are mainly imported shoes, all shoes products are produced in Italy, the most recent week to buy imported shoes more consumers, sales growth is faster."

A saleswoman from Beijing's Han Guang Department store told reporters.

"How many of our families are pure?

Some of the shoes, which are produced in China, are imported from the recent sales situation.

Better selling, though the price ratio of imported shoes is better.

Gao, but after 50 percent off, some imported shoes in spring are cheaper than those made in summer. Many consumers feel that the purchase of imported shoes is more affordable.

A man shoe salesman said.

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"Although the import tariff rate of the consumer goods has dropped by an average of more than 50%, the price advantage of Hongkong's consumer products still exists. In a nutshell, the tariff of the mainland can not be lower than that of Hongkong."

Taking the tariff of suit and fur clothing down from 14-23% to 7-10%, for example, the price after tariff reduction will still be higher than zero tariff in Hongkong.

In Zhang Xiaode's view, the mainland tariff reduction is not a major factor affecting mainland tourists' consumption in Hong Kong, and consumption cyclical may play an important role in it.

Depth and depth of tourism service competition

Zhang Xiaode pointed out to Da Kung Pao that the central government's proposal to expand domestic demand and reduce tariffs is one of the important measures. At the same time, the tariff of some imported consumer goods in the mainland is still high, which is not conducive to long-term tax policy, nor is it conducive to China's trade balance with the rest of the world.

"Rather than allowing tourists to spend money on foreign consumption, it is better to reduce tariffs directly, so that consumption can happen in China. This will not only expand domestic demand, but also solve trade imbalance."

He continued.

Although the competitive advantage of Hongkong's consumer products is still in the background of lowering tariffs in the mainland, Zhang Xiaode believes that Hongkong should not be too conservative, but should actively launch new and influential service items to develop.

He stressed that the Hongkong market has its own uniqueness, not to occupy the "wearing" corner, eating, drinking, living and traveling are all areas worthy of further development, and it can also make full use of Hongkong's advantages in culture and education.

Mai Hui, chairman of the Hongkong Retail Management Association, said that the tariff rate decreased by an average of more than 50% this year, which is two to 30% higher than before.

She pointed out that the reduction of tariffs on daily products in the mainland will bring the mainland related products closer to the price of Hongkong, believing that this will have a certain impact on the number of mainland visitors, especially the purchase of daily necessities in Hong Kong and passengers from southern cities.

Mai also points out that the consumption patterns and capabilities of mainland tourists in recent years have changed, and that some of them are younger than before, and the goods they consume are different from those in the past.

At the same time, more tourists from non tier cities come to Hong Kong, and their spending power is relatively low.

She believes that for mainland customers, shopping in Hong Kong is still attractive because Hong Kong's retail products are diverse and concentrated, efficient and can also play in Hong Kong.