Do you feel like window shopping (behind a mask) after weeks locked away at home? It is in Nice that the stores recorded the best passage, from May 11 to 17, the first week of deconfinement, according to a Mytraffic study, which 20 Minutes was able to consult exclusively. The capital of the French Riviera thus recorded attendance of 70% compared to normal, based on the period from January 1 to March 15, 2020. Follow Marseille (64%), Montpellier (62%), Paris (53%) and Lyon ( 51%).
By way of comparison, in April, that is to say in full confinement, the number of shops was only 28% near the Promenade des Anglais, according to the company Mytraffic, which was based on smartphone geolocation data.
The periphery more frequented than city centers
And, according to the figures obtained, "outlying businesses have seen their visitors return more quickly than those in the city center". In Nice, "we note strong disparities within the agglomeration", specifies the company.
For example, the Auchan La Trinité shopping center, outside the city, is much closer to its pre-crisis level (90%) than the shops in the center of Nice, especially on Masséna avenues. and Jean-Médecin, who count only half of their usual passers-by.
This trend could change with the reopening of bars and restaurants on June 2, announced Thursday evening by the Prime Minister. This new stage of deconfinement should bring onlookers back to the city centers.
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