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VIVA – For some people, shopping is fun. Although online shopping is popular, nothing can beat the sensation of shopping directly from one store to another.
With in-person shopping, people can see, touch, and try the items they want to buy. They don't have to worry about fraud or things that don't match their expectations.
If shopaholics are traveling abroad, it never hurts to try shopping there. The following cities are favorite destinations for shopaholics to go on shopping trips.
It is because of various factors, including the food, the friendliness of the citizens, as well as the completeness of the brand and competitive prices.
1. Seoul, South Korea
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Korea is known for its beauty industry. Some well-known cosmetic and skincare brands come from Korea. If people want to shop for a line of products to beautify from head to toe, Seoul can be an option.
2. London, England
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London has a variety of antiques at the Portobello Road Market which is negotiable. In addition, London is also the headquarters of a number of well-known football clubs such as Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur.
After watching a football match or touring around the stadium, people can continue shopping at the football club's merchandise store.
3. Bangkok, Thailand
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Over the years, Bangkok has become home for shopping. The largest and most well-known department store, MBK, boasts more than 2,000 stores with a huge variety of products and price points.
Chatuchak Market is one of the biggest markets in the world, with more than 15,000 booths divided into 27 sections.
4. New York, United States of America
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New York is a place where one can shop for well-known brands, factory outlets, and unique second-hand goods. If visiting New York, travelers must visit the two best department stores there, namely Macy's and Bloomingdales.
5. Tokyo, Japan
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Tokyo is the best city known for electronics, trendy fashion, and national handicrafts. The Ginza district is popular for Tokyo's high-end shopping mall which houses department stores, designer boutiques, and art galleries.
As for electronics fans, people can stop by the Akihabara area. Don't forget to visit Tsukiji Fish Market to try out Japan’s specialty.
