Tag: Retail Trends

More EV stations at malls, sustainable delivery, and merging the online and offline customer experience are all key retail trends expected to take off in 2023.

Ada Mall in Belgrade invited Nike brand Ambassador, Journalist, and Influencer Nela Bunčić to host an exercise training session on one of its beautiful terraces on the 6th of July.

The need for checkouts in supermarkets will be a thing of the past as major retail players like Amazon, Tesco, Alibaba, are investing in new AI (artificial intelligence) technologies for checkout-free stores.

A new trend is emerging in the retail market, as retailers decide to stop printing receipts in order to reduce paper waste. It is all going digital!

Google is opening its first physical retail Google Store this summer in New York, confirming that physical stores are still needed in the new retail era.

With the rising number of remote workers across the world, shopping centers may become the perfect places for work.

The secondhand market is one of the fastest-growing economic sectors within the fashion industry and a growing number of famous international retailers are now testing out a resale program where they allow shoppers to sell and buy used items.

ADA MALL in Belgrade launches its new loyalty card program for shopping in nearly 70 stores. 

Contactless technology is on the rise worldwide during the pandemic and experts say it will be part of the 'new normal'.

A mind-blowing pop-up exhibition that aims to engage shopping center visitors’ intellect and stimulate all their senses, is preparing a tour across southeast Europe within prominent shopping centers.

The use of artificial intelligence in retail stores is already here in Serbia! A start-up Serbian company pygmyTITAN developed the first local digital sales assistant for retail stores. One of the first retailers to welcome Igigi is the famous Serbian supermarket chain AROMA.

Redefine Meat, a company that produces 3D-printed alt meat is planning a massive European expansion mid this year. The alt meat products will first enter Israel, Germany, and Switzerland, before moving into Asian and US markets.

Coca-Cola Company has announced that it will start selling drinks in paper bottles this summer!

Paul Jean Gaultier fashion exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in Belgrade presented talking mannequins, that responded to the movement of visitors. With the development of facial recognition and AI technology, one must wonder will dolls replace human sales staff in the future?

UŠĆE Shopping Center in Belgrade introduced an innovative shopping center trend in Serbia, with the launch of a "Personal Shopper" Service, which demonstrates how important it is now for shopping centers to start thinking outside the box and to introduce new ways to connect with their visitors.