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After quarantine, residents of the country are in a hurry to reestablish their social life: meeting live friends and family, traveling, and attending events.
After all, social contact is more important to nearly every second eager to meet friends and family, according to Kantar’s third COVID-19 barometer survey.
Also, people don’t get tired of waiting for a trip, although the risks are mainly considered when traveling to Lithuania (41%), the desire to travel abroad is not much less (38%), says Skaist Varnien, research manager at Kantar market.
Almost a quarter of people are eager to go to restaurants and bars, a fifth just walk, a little less quiet shopping.
After a small percentage, they want to play sports faster and visit exhibitions, museums, or just play at their poor workplace, S. Varnien estimates.
According to her, almost all diamonds say she will start planning big purchases again.
Although there is a rush to return to long-awaited activities after quarantine, the pandemic has changed the population and most say it will no longer be as it was before the coronavirus.
Although the company was eager to return to poor performance, overall, there have been major changes since quarantine: more than half have not fully returned to their previous operations, and a quarter of companies say they will behave similarly. to a pandemic. Furthermore, even every three people will consciously try to distance themselves and avoid meeting places, so after the pandemic we will no longer be like before, says the Kantar expert.
According to S. Varniens, older people (65-74 years old) in particular should avoid places where there are many people (47%). Young people under 34 do not follow the restriction (26%).
Only about 4 out of 10 people can live and behave in the same way as before the coronavirus.
The pandemic has further changed the hygiene of the population and the family has remained the same, even after quarantine: up to 46% say that hygiene will continue to increase, and 39% will spend more time with their families. Buying online is another way to claim quarantine.
After quarantine, a third of Lithuanian internet users will continue to buy online, and 80% intend to buy it at a level similar to quarantine, says S. Varnien.
Virtual communication, book reading, and online media use have also become some more quarantine professionals, who will continue after the end of quarantine, with 28% of the population intending to continue complying .
More than a fifth will continue to focus on healthier eating and personal development after quarantine, and will continue to produce new recipes through telecommuting. All in all, we see that quarantine not only provided many restrictions and up, but also helped vaccinate companies with many useful benefits, the S. Varnien study concludes.
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