According to surveys, 93% of Canadians research products online before making a purchase, and more than half use the internet to buy products or services. The period approaching Christmas is a peak shopping season. Both physical stores and online shops abroad offer genuine discounts, and many high-quality, affordable goods attract a large number of consumers. The latest assessment survey on Christmas shopping among Chinese Canadian consumers shows that Chinese Canadians prefer to buy Christmas gifts online. It seems that the atmosphere for online shopping is just as vibrant after immigrating to Canada.

According to the figures for Chinese Canadian consumers surveyed, more than 8 out of every 10 Chinese respondents choose to purchase some gifts or personal favorites through online stores during this festive season, and the amount they spend online is even higher than the money spent when visiting stores in person to pay for purchases.
Among the Chinese Canadian consumers surveyed, 73% agree that convenience is the main reason they choose to shop online, and 92% of the respondents who buy gifts online use credit cards as their payment method for online shopping.



