This is a presentation of shopping

1. SHOPPING
Class: TXF

2. INTRODUCTION
Shopping is an activity in which a customer browses the available goods or
services presented by one or more retailers with the intent to purchase a suitable
selection of them. In some contexts it may be considered a leisure activity as well
as an economic one.
 Online shopping
 What is shopping online ?
 How to shop from Internet ?
 Best places and malls to shop in Morocco
 Best shopping places in Ait-Ishaq for each category
 How does it startup ?
 History of shopping

3. Shopping History

4. In antiquity, exchange involved direct selling via merchants or peddlers and bartering
systems were commonplace.
Selling and buying is thought to have emerged in Asia Minor (modern Turkey) in around
the 7th millenium BCE. Open air, public markets were known in ancient Babylonia, Assyria,
Phoenicia and Egypt. These markets typically occupied a place in the town's center.
In ancient Greece markets was operated within the agora, an open space where, on
market days, goods were displayed on mats or temporary stalls. And in ancient Rome,
trade took place in the forum. Rome had two forums: the Forum Romanum and Trajan's
Forum
AGORA

5. In the more populous cities, a small number of shops were beginning to emerge by the
13th century. As late as the 16th century, the shopper's experience was very different.
Glazed windows rare in the 17th century, goods were rarely out on display and the service
counter was unknown. Shoppers had relatively few opportunities to inspect the
merchandise prior to consumption.
Outside the major cities, most consumable purchases were made through markets or fairs.
Markets were held daily in the more populous towns and cities or weekly in the more
sparsely populated rural districts. Markets sold eat foodstuffs, while Fairs sold non-
perishables . And itinerant vendors were supplied less populated areas or hard-to-reach
districts.
A fish market by Joachim BeuckelaerA typical 17th century shop, with customers
being served through an opening onto the
street

6. In major cities, the department store emerged in the mid to late 19th century. The term,
"department store" originated in America. A number of major department stores opened
across the USA, Britain and Europe from the mid 19th century. Where many of the
department stores were more than just a retail emporium; rather they were venues where
shoppers could spend their leisure time and be entertained. Throughout the twentieth
century, a trend towards larger store footprints became discernible in order to
accommodate a wider range of goods and in response to population growth and changing
consumer preferences. As the 21st century takes shape, some indications suggest that
large retail stores have come under increasing pressure from online sales models and that
reductions in store size are evident.
The first hypermarket of CarrefourLe Bon Marché of France in 1852

7. Online Shopping

8. What is online shopping ?
Online shopping is a form of electronic
commerce which allows consumers to directly
buy goods or services from a seller in real-
time over the Internet using a web browser
without an intermediary service using a range
of different computers and devices, including
desktop computers, laptops, tablet computers
and smartphones.

9. This is where it all starts.
With the invention of
email, the first online
transaction occurs. It’s a
cannabis sale between
students at Stanford and
MIT ( Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. )
1971
1984
Email becomes
available throughout
the USA and Canada,
empowering people
to communicate (and
buy) faster than ever
before.
1990
The World Wide Web
is born (www) by Tim
Berners-Lee
1992
The first commercial
sales
site, www.books.com,
launched and online
credit card processing
is available for the
first time.
The largest online
retailer in the world
Amazon , launched as
online bookstore . And
Ebay debuted
1995
2003
Amazon is finally
profitable and
online shopping
starts to become
the norm
How does it startup ?

10. How to shop from Internet ?
Step 1 ( Choosing web site )
 Ensure that site is secure and real.
 Know customers opinions about this website and how his staff deal with customers
Step 2 ( Choosing products )
Before ordering products and add them to your cart :
 Read all product details and customers opinions
 Check if the product ship to your country ( Morocco )
After ordering products , you must pay :
 By credit cards [ VISA or MASTERCARD ]
 By the most famous online payments system Paypal.

11. Best places and malls to shop in Morocco

12. Morocco Mall
Morocco Mall is the second
largest shopping centre in
Africa with 200 000m² of floor
space in Casablanca, Morocco.
Morocco Mall, which opened
on December 1rt , 2011, was
designed by Architect Davide
Padoa of Design International,
a global architecture boutique
with its headquarters in
London
Menara Mall AnfaPlace Mall MegaMall
It is one of the largest
shopping centre in Marrakesh,
opened in June 2015. The
mall was initiated by the
Pickalbatros group and has a
total surface of 50,000 m2. It
has two levels (13,000 m2)
dedicated as an indoor
attraction park for kids called
'Kidzo'
AnfaPlace Shopping Center is
a shopping center in the city
of Casablanca, Located on the
seaside, this urban shopping
center is built over 3 floors,
suggesting over 80 brands of
fashion, leisure, catering and
services, some of which are
set for the first time in
Morocco
The Mega Mall is a Moroccan
mall located in Rabat built in
2005. It contains
several major brand stores,
fast food restaurants, a
bowling alley, an ice rink
and a gym.
Best malls to shop in Morocco

13. Marrakech Medina
Almost every form of Moroccan arts and crafts can be found within the souks and
shops of Marrakech's medina, and it's this gluttony of choice rather than quality that
makes this the number-one shopping destination for the majority of travelers. From
antiques to woodwork.
Fes el Bali
Fes is well known for its and high quality of carpet emporiums. Although the
interested buyer is spoiled for choice, Fes's carpet dealers are like no other, and
setting aside enough time for the bargaining and tea-drinking process is essential to
a successful purchase. Also within this ancient medina, you'll find a wealth of
workshops called foundouks, where you can see many of the traditional crafts still
practiced.
Best open air markets in Morocco
Souk es Sebbat (Meknes)
This is where you'll find some of the country's finest handmade Moroccan slippers,
or babouches.Each small stall is jampacked with rows of colored babouches, and
the sales pressure is pleasantly minimal.

14. Tiznit Medina
Tiznit's Souk des Bijoutiers, or Jeweler's Souk, is a maze of more than 100 small
shops selling mostly silver Berber jewelry and accessories. Initially practiced by the
town's long-departed Jewish silversmiths, their Berber cousins now continue the
tradition within Tiznit's attractive little medina, less than a couple of hours away
from modern Agadir.
Essaouira Medina
Within this seaside resort's increasingly popular medina is an eclectic mix of art
galleries, a jeweler's souk, and shops selling everything from local thuya woodcrafts
and argan oil-based products to surf wear and handmade leather goods. Reflecting
the whole medina itself, the hassle from shop owners is relatively mild, and the
whole process is much more pleasant than that in nearby Marrakech.
Rabat Medina
The major bonus of shopping within Rabat's medina is the lack of hard sell by
shopkeepers. Along the main shopping streets of rue Souiqa, Souk Assabbat, and rue
des Consuls are shops selling everything from high-quality carpets and handmade
jellabahs to hand-carved wood furniture and jewelry.

15. Best places to shop in Ait-Ishaq for each category ?

16. Fast foods and sandwiches
Ayoub sandwiches
 Managed by : Ayoub Khatrie
 Store opening year: 2013
 Products source : Khenifra – Ait Ishaq
 Opening time : 09:00 AM
 Closing time : 23:00 PM
 Phone number : 0608130012

17. Books
Saada Library
 Managed by : Mohammed Bikbachi
 Store opening year: 1991
 Products source : Casablanca
 Opening time : 09:00 AM
 Closing time : 10:00 PM
 Phone number : 0535399201

18. Buy pharmaceutical
Ait Ishaq pharmacy
 Managed by : Elyounssi
 Store opening year: 2000
 Products source : Beni Mellal - Meknes
 Opening time : 10:00 AM
 Closing time : 09:00 PM
 Phone number : (not availed)

19. Buy food products
Imghri store
 Managed by : Mohammed Imghri
 Store opening year: 2002
 Products source : Casablanca
 Opening time : 09:00 AM
 Closing time : 10:00 PM
 Phone number : (not availed)

20. Buy drugs
ELECTRO Menager
 Managed by : (Not availed)
 Store opening year: 1990
 Products source : Casablanca
 Opening time : 11:00 AM
 Closing time : 10:00 PM
 Phone number : (not availed)

21. Buy electroics
Elqouss drugs
 Managed by : Mohammed Khitouch
 Store opening year: 1990
 Products source : Casablanca
 Opening time : 10:00 AM
 Closing time : 10:00 PM
 Phone number : (not availed)

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