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What are the numbers behind Valentine’s Day?
The document analyzes Valentine's Day spending and related data across various Asia Pacific markets, highlighting imports for chocolate, flowers, and consumer behavior. It includes statistics on property values, tourism expenditures, divorce rates, and alcohol consumption per capita. The data aims to provide insights into market comparisons and consumer sentiment in the region.
What are the numbers behind Valentine’s Day?
- 1. Valentine’s Day love For money ? or AtSAP, we are always intrigued by the data that surrounds us. This Valentine’s Day, how do various Asia Pacific markets measure up against one another? Chocolate Source: International Trade Centre Annual cocoa imports for chocolate and food preparation (USD) HONG KONG 2.6 12.0 NEW ZEALAND 0.1 AUSTRALIA INDIA 19.1% KOREA JAPAN 4.1 0.04 Property value fluctuations from Q2 2012 to Q2 2013 5.3 11.6 0.01 Property 12.63 1.0 INDONESIA 14.8% 0.002 INDONESIA INDIA Annual import of bouquets or ornaments per capita (USD) 0.02 0.3 0.3 NEW ZEALAND 1.01% INDIA CHINA NEW ZEALAND Travel 2.2% Tourism expenditures per capita (USD) Source: 14.8 KOREA Source: Manulife Investor Sentiment Index 3Q 2013 1.8% 47% 29% MALAYSIA JAPAN 68 % SINGAPORE 2.3% 62% KOREA 58% ONG The World Bank 2009-2013 JAPAN 9.6 People who have started retirement planning Source: United Nations 1.9% Demographic SINGAPORE Yearbook 2012 and Wikipedia Divorce 1.9% Demography NEW ZEALAND AUSTRALIA CHINA 8.0 SINGAPORE NEW ZEALAND JAPAN Source: International Trade Centre 1.6% 5.9 MALAYSIA KOREA Savings MALAYSIA AUSTRALIA INDONESIA 0.6 MALAYSIA 0.8 SINGAPORE 1.6 INDIA 2.6 JAPAN INDONESIA Divorce rates KOREA SINGAPORE Consumption per capita (liters) 4.5% 0.2 1.3 Alcohol INDIA AUSTRALIA JAPAN 6.85 CHINA CHINA 3.5 8.4% -2.2% -1.5% HONG KONG 0.001 Flowers 6.0% 5.9% 5.1% CHINA 10.0 12.1% SINGAPORE MALAYSIA Source: Knight Frank Global House Price Index SIA INDONE H KONG 50% AUSTRALIA Source: WHO Global Status Report On Alcohol and Health 2011 2,690 73% 73% 1523 CHINA AUSTRALIA 398 HONG KONG SINGAPORE 80 59 NEW ZEALAND CHINA 31 JAPAN 11 44 37 KOREA INDIA 4 MALAYSIA INDONESIA CHINA Stress People who found work as the primary trigger of stress 63% SINGAPORE HONG KONG INDONESIA Figures from the Population Reference Bureau are used for per capita calculations 62% Take a look at your world. Visualize your data and discover answers with SAP Lumira for free. Source: Regus Stress 57% Whitepaper MALAYSIA Aug 2012 insightmeetsinstinct.com