World Cup Drives Traffic and Sales Growth at Tanger Centers
Tanger reported that its outlet shopping centers posted higher summer traffic and sales driven by the World Cup, with centers in eight of the 11 host cities. International and domestic tourism increased, and sports brands performed strongly. Annual sales rose about 5%, with traffic and sales improving in tandem. The company said World Cup visitors sought authentic American experiences, while its outlets offered US brands such as Polo and Michael Kors at discounted prices. Tanger also posted strong second-quarter results, supported by marketing initiatives and a robust box-office season that drew customers to shop early and dine late.
Tanger said its shopping centers posted higher summer traffic and sales this year, driven by the World Cup. The company operates centers in eight of the 11 World Cup host cities, where international and domestic tourist traffic increased and sports brands performed strongly. The company said sales rose about 5% during the year, with traffic and sales improving in tandem.
The company said World Cup visitors sought authentic American experiences, such as sampling specific fast-food offerings or listening to American music, while its outlet centers offered US brands including Polo and Michael Kors at discounted prices to attract customers. Tanger plans to leverage summer traffic to build long-term customer loyalty. Domestic traffic also increased, as higher fuel prices and the geopolitical environment prompted more Americans to travel within the country.
Tanger also released its second-quarter results, describing them as strong, supported by marketing and traffic-driving initiatives. The company said the current film slate and strong box-office performance also boosted traffic, with customers arriving early to shop and staying late to dine.
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