Traditional markets and retail-type markets / kiosks differ in several aspects:

1. Setting:

Markets: Typically held in open spaces, markets are often outdoors or in designated marketplaces.

Retail Kiosks: Positioned within shopping centres or specific retail environments, kiosks are enclosed, providing a more controlled setting.

2. Duration:

Markets: Often set up for shorter durations, such as weekly or seasonal markets.

Retail Kiosks: Tend to have longer-term placements within shopping centres, allowing for a more extended retail presence.

3. Promotion and Advertising:

Markets: Vendors at markets may need to actively promote their presence to attract customers.

Retail Kiosks: Benefit from the foot traffic within shopping centres, where customers are already present for shopping.

4. Atmosphere:

Markets: Tend to have a bustling and lively atmosphere, with vendors engaging directly with customers.

Retail Kiosks: Operate within the controlled environment of a shopping centre, where the atmosphere is often more structured.

5. Operational Regulations:

Markets: May have different regulatory considerations depending on the location and type of market.

Retail Kiosks: Operate within the rules and regulations set by the shopping centre or retail environment.

6. Customer Base:

Markets: Attract a diverse range of customers, including local residents and visitors.

Retail Kiosks: Engage with customers who are already in the shopping centre for their retail needs.

It’s important you are aware of this information before making a booking or engaging in trading with us.