The areas around entertainment venues and tourist attractions are characterized by strong periodicity. During peak periods, crowds can be extremely large, while during off-peak periods, there may be very few customers. Of course, the situation is different when these locations are also close to residential communities or commercial areas.
Because these are entertainment and tourism areas, customers’ primary consumption needs are related to food, beverages, recreation, entertainment, and leisure. Therefore, shops offering dining, entertainment, and daily necessities tend to perform better.
Customers near residential communities are generally local residents. During ordinary days, the main shoppers are often homemakers, while during holidays and after work, office workers tend to become the primary customers.
The characteristic of these locations is that they have strong consumer demand for household and family-related products, particularly everyday necessities. Shops that can provide services supporting family life can generally achieve relatively good business results.
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