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Dallas Travel Guide February 25, 2021
Lots of things are bigger in Texas. Dallas is one of them. The North Texas city covers nearly 400 square miles and anchors the largest metropolitan area in the Southern U.S.
Dallas is a city that gave birth to Meat Loaf, Morgan Fairchild, and Luke and Owen Wilson. It raised Erykah Badu, Norah Jones, and Jessica and Ashlee Simpson. Mark Cuban, Jerry Jones, Terry Bradshaw, Troy Aikman, George W. and Laura Bush are among those who call the city home.
Dallas is both a sports aficionado s and an art connoissour s paradise. The city is home to the legendary Dallas Cowboys, the NBA champion Dallas Mavericks, and the Dallas Stars, who left the Minnesota cold behind two decades ago. The Texas Rangers baseball team plays in nearby Arlington. The city also houses a number of world-class museums and intimate art galleries.
Godiva is one of the most well-known chocolate brands in the world, and it was reported that it decided to close down all of its 128 stores in North America. The chocolatier blamed the COVID-19 pandemic for what has become of their brick and mortar outlets in the said region.
Apparently, the pandemic dramatically changed how people shop or go out of their homes to get their favorite food, items, and more. The changes in shopping habits hurt the Belgian chocolate company, so it was forced to shut down many of its stores in some locations in the first quarter of 2021.
Dallas and Collin county shopping centers ended 2020 with lower customer traffic after a holiday season when safety was front and center, purchases stretched out over a longer period of time and more buying moved online.
Once Christmas was over, customer counts at Dallas and Collin county shopping centers dropped off from the prior week, when people were rushing to complete gift purchases.
Customer counts declined week-over-week at all 10 malls, outlet centers and outdoor shopping centers the week of Dec. 28 through Jan. 3, according to data gathered by Placer.ai for
The Dallas Morning News. The shopping centers in Allen, Dallas, Frisco, Garland, Grand Prairie, Grapevine, Highland Park, Mesquite and Plano were selected for their geography and type of center.
Customer traffic surged last week at 10 Dallas area shopping centers
Shopper counts were up week-to-week at 10 shopping centers in Allen, Dallas, Frisco, Garland, Grand Prairie, Grapevine, Highland Park, Mesquite and Plano.
A large crowd outside of Eataly at NorthPark Center as fans and first-timers wait to experience the new store and restaurants.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)
Dallas-Fort Worth shoppers showed up in bigger numbers at area shopping centers as the calendar turned deeper into December and more people finally figured out how their families are celebrating pandemic Christmas.
Traffic from a year ago remained at more than 30% below last year at traditional malls and almost 20% lower at outlet centers, according to new data from Placer.ai, a foot-traffic analytics firm that uses location data from mobile devices.