UK footfall drops 15.3% on Boxing Day
What: Footfall for the UK dropped 15.3% compared to pre-Covid levels for this year’s Boxing Day.
Why it is important: Store traffic in the Southeast and London reflected the smallest footfall decline on Boxing Day compared to 2019 (-8.0%), but was up year over year (61.2%) for the day. From a category perspective, Clothing and Shoes attracted the highest traffic on Boxing Day compared to 2019 (-6.3%) and was up almost 71% over last year.
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