83% of Russians celebrated the New Year at home with their families, most of them spent no more than 20 thousand rubles on New Year’s holidays. These results were shown by a survey of Otkritie Bank. A third of respondents did not participate in holiday mass events due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The survey was conducted on January 10-12, 2022 among 1,000 Russians aged 18-65 in cities with a population of more than 100 thousand people.
“Only 1% of the respondents went to celebrate the New Year abroad. The same number of people met him in a cafe or restaurant in their city. 2% spent the New Year holidays in Russia. 10% noted the arrival of 2022 visiting friends. By tradition, the absolute majority of Russians – this time 83% – celebrated the New Year at home with their family, ”the study says.
32% of Russians spent more money than in the past on New Year’s holidays (10% of them – much more). 33% of respondents said that their expenses remained about the same, 35% spent less money (17% – much less).
The majority of Russians (72%) spent no more than 10 thousand rubles on the New Year’s table, 30% – less than 5 thousand, 20% spent from 10 thousand to 20 thousand rubles, 5% – from 20 thousand to 30 thousand rubles. , 4% – over 30 thousand rubles. 42% of respondents spent from 5 thousand to 20 thousand rubles on all New Year’s holidays, 15% – 20-30 thousand, 9% – from 30 thousand to 50 thousand, 3% – from 50 thousand to 100 thousand ., 2% – over 100 thousand rubles.
Earlier it became known that during the New Year holidays, Moscow restaurateurs were able to increase their revenue by 10-22%. Moreover, this was not due to the increase in the number of visitors, who still eat out of the house less often than before the pandemic, but to the rise in prices for food and raw materials amid general inflation. Only fast food and expensive restaurants managed to return to pre-crisis traffic.
Details – in the material “Kommersant” “Restaurants celebrated the New Year.”
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