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Aussies seeking to recreate lost experiences this summer

7 December, 2021 | 
Pureprofile 

Originally published: Savings.com.au, 29 November 2021

Following a year of lockdowns, border closures and at-home spending, Australians are looking to spend their savings on experiences over products this summer.


New research commissioned by Mastercard and Pureprofile details the average Aussie consumer has saved approximately $5,000 since the pandemic began in March 2021 as many curbed their usual spending patterns and behaviours.


The study of 1,000 Australians found an overwhelming majority (94%) said they will shift away from their usual purchases to spend an additional $420 per month on experiences in a bid to make up for lost time and to reconnect with loved ones.

Mastercard noted top-ticket experiences on the lists of Australians include:

  • Dining out at local restaurants and bars in groups of four or more (56%),
  • Interstate and international travel bookings (62%),
  • Local tourism activities (43%)
  • Children’s school holiday activities (14%)

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