Abu Dhabi shoppers share strategies for Singles Day deals

Abu Dhabi shoppers share strategies for Singles Day deals

Abu Dhabi: Singles Day may have started as a celebration of being single, but November 11 has become one of the year's biggest shopping events, with shoppers looking forward to discounts across everything from beauty and fashion to electronics.

For some, it is an opportunity to finally buy something they have been eyeing for months. For others, it is a chance to stock up on everyday essentials without paying full price.

But what are shoppers in Abu Dhabi actually planning to buy this year?

Gulf News spoke to two residents about their 11.11 wishlists, spending habits and approach to finding a good deal.

Making room for a few essentials

For long-term Abu Dhabi resident Fathima Hanniyah, Singles Day is an opportunity to make purchases she has already been considering.

At the top of her wishlist is a new pair of headphones, as her current ones are beginning to show their age. She is also keeping an eye out for electronics deals on Amazon.ae and may even consider buying a new phone if the discount is worthwhile.

Beyond electronics, she is hoping to update her wardrobe for the cooler months and pick up a few other things on her December shopping list.

Unlike many shoppers who go into a sale with a fixed budget, Fathima prefers to see which offers are…

In brief

Abu Dhabi: Singles Day may have started as a celebration of being single, but November 11 has become one of the year's biggest shopping events, with shoppers looking forward to discounts across everything from beauty and fashion to electronics. But what are shoppers in Abu Dhabi actually planning to buy this year? Making room for a few essentials For long-term Abu Dhabi resident Fathima Hanniyah, Singles Day is an opportunity to make purchases she has already been considering.

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