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Original Title: Individual Sauna, Online Fitness, Air Ride … These Industries Are On Fire Under The Epidemic!
In the past year, the new corona pneumonia epidemic has spread to many countries.
The functioning of the world economy meets with “sudden brakes”
Many industries face difficulties
But there are also some industries that suddenly became popular under the epidemic.
Japan: demand for individual saunas increases
According to a Reuters report on December 10, in Tokyo, Japan, the “one-time sauna” business at a recently opened sauna center is extremely hot, and every time it opens to accept reservations, it sells out within a few hours .
As the epidemic increases, people want to use saunas to relieve fatigue and relieve tension, but also to maintain social distancing, so the demand for individual saunas is increasing.
South Korea: Wedding Thank You Market Is All The Way
In Korea, wedding fashion is also quietly changing, and the market for wedding thank you gifts is unexpectedly popular.
△ In late October, a newlywed couple wearing masks held their wedding in Seoul, South Korea.To minimize gatherings during the epidemic, the newlyweds opted to use red wine and rice cakes to thank family and friends who were unable to attend the wedding banquet.
According to data from the Korean beverage industry, liquor sales of a local Korean brand in the third quarter of this year increased by 55% over the same period last year.
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In addition to limiting the number of wedding attendees
Many countries also prohibit the catering industry from operating indoor dining.
Many restaurants launched “bubble” dining huts
The alternative romance under the night …
UK and Canada: “Bubble Restaurant” has become a new trend in catering
On December 3, a bubble-shaped al fresco dining capsule appeared in the courtyard of the Somerset Building in London, England, which is convenient for diners to eat in peace on cold winter nights.
On October 24, in Toronto, Canada, to maintain safe social distancing, a restaurant used an outdoor “bubble table” to attract diners.
Austria: hotel stall selling national treasure cakes
Austria is highly dependent on the tourism industry and according to the “blocking order” the hotel and restaurant industry is in danger. To save itself, a well-known Austrian luxury hotel started selling cakes at a “stall” across from the hotel.
△ Customers can complete the entire set of steps for ordering, paying and collecting cakes without getting off the bus.The hotel cake, with a history of 188 years, is a national treasure of Vienna and even Austria. Before the outbreak, 360,000 pieces were sold each year.
Thailand: Airline earns 10 million yuan a month from the sale of fried dough bars
Under the epidemic, the aviation industry was also affected, and Thai Airways took another approach to selling fried dough bars.
On October 1, Thai Airways Acting Chairman Chang Xin announced that Thai Airways can sell 20,000 fried dough bars per day at 7 fried dough bars outlets in Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket.
It brings in around 10 million baht (approximately 2.17 million yuan) in sales to the company each month, relieving the company’s operating pressure during the epidemic.
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Selling fried dough sticks to Thai Airways on the brink of bankruptcy
Brought a ray of hope
Several airlines have also “surprised”
Trying to survive in trouble
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South Korea: It’s hard to shop, shop, shop!
On December 12, Korean Airlines launched the “no landing” flight for the first time. During the 2-hour low-level round-trip flight, passengers can enjoy the beautiful scenery from the sky.
Passengers take a flight, enter the airspace of other countries, and then return to South Korean airports. They can not only travel abroad to accumulate miles, but also enjoy tax-free shopping after landing.
Some city duty-free shops have also cooperated with airlines to present passengers with exclusive discount coupons of up to 40% off on-site consumption.
Currently, Asiana Airlines and Jeju Airlines have previously sold 8 flights in total for the first batch, and almost all the tickets have been sold out, and the fare is about 2,000 RMB.
Australia: aerial view “No destination flight”
On October 10, Qantas made a scenic flight called the “Great Southern Land.”
The flight departs from Sydney, and the 7-hour journey will fly over many famous Australian scenic spots and finally return to Sydney Airport for landing. Passengers can take in the beautiful scenery in the air.
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And the airlines launch
“No flight”
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Japan: looking at the stars in the cockpit
On October 17, Japan Xingyue Airlines launched a “starry sky flight”. The plane was equipped with 6 small projectors for ball screen projection. Passengers can see the star-filled sky in the cabin.
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Travel lovers “pretend to travel”
Inject vitality into the sluggish tourism industry
Consciously staying home friends
It also sparked a lot of “home economics”
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Zimbabwe: Fresh food distribution industry on fire
Food is the most important thing to people, and the epidemic has also brought great business opportunities to the fresh food distribution industry in Zimbabwe, a country in southern Africa.
△ Fresh food delivery personnel travel on motorcycles to deliver fresh meat, eggs, vegetables, fruits, bread, and other foods to the subscriber’s home.In Zimbabwe, social media and mobile payments are becoming more and more seamless Since the outbreak, the new express delivery model has become increasingly popular with consumers.
Some supermarkets have launched shopping websites or apps to make online shopping easier. Currently, more than a dozen companies in the country have launched similar services.
Germany: resurgence of fitness TV shows after 40 years
Affected by the new corona epidemic, German gyms, swimming pools and other public sports facilities have been closed, and television fitness shows that were popular with local audiences in the 1980s have returned to the air.
△ German fitness program Fit mit Felix (“Fitness with Felix”) (Photo by Bayerischer Rundfunk)During the second German blockade in November, the German Hessian Broadcasting Company, the North German Broadcasting Company, the Berlin Brandenburg Broadcasting Company, and the Sky TV channel launched fitness programs after the outbreak.
Before the lockdown, the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation’s “Remote Gym” show, which is more than 30 years old, had about 71,000 viewers watching each issue in the wee hours of the weekend. After the lockdown, the audience increased to 87,000.
The company’s program “Fitness with Felix” broadcast on the digital platform has an audience of 110,000 people.
United States: simultaneous release of new movies online and offline
Warner Bros. Pictures announced on December 3 that all films produced by the company in 2021 will be shown simultaneously in physical theaters and on the HBO Max streaming platform.
Under past practice, when American movies are released, audiences can only go to physical theaters to see them. New movies will appear on streaming media platforms about 90 days after release.
The sudden epidemic disrupted people’s lives and changed the consumption pattern of the entire consumer market.
In this context, all walks of life are actively exploring new business models to cope with the impact and losses caused by the epidemic.
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Individual sauna, walk in air
Online shopping, fitness, watching movies …
Under the epidemic, turn crises into opportunities
Do your best to fight in 2020!
