eBay Korea launches Mega G festival to attract foreigners
Posted : 2021-05-17 15:36
By Kim Hyun-bin
eBay Korea will launch its Mega G festival today in a bid to attract foreign shoppers from here and abroad in collaboration with Gmarket Global Shop.
The festival will feature well-known local brand names in fashion, beauty, K-pop, and home and childcare merchandise with discounts of up to 70 percent.
Currently, in the U.S. and Russia, K-pop groups latest albums and goods have become bestsellers, while in Hong Kong, K-beauty and K-fashion are hits, and in Taiwan childcare brands top the list.
Mega G s fast 3-day delivery, acceptance of international credit cards and social media marketing are key factors that the organizers hope will make the festival a success.
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When asked why her fashion empire decided to pay back, rather than pocket, $3 million worth of the governmentâs JobKeeper funds, Universal Store chief executive Alice Barbery doesnât blink.
âIâm a youth fashion retailer, and this debt is a young personâs debt,â she says. âIf COVID gets bad again, and people are sent back out on the public purse, we felt that the just thing to do for our business . was to do what we thought was morally right.â