Planning to break fast with your loved ones in a memorable way? Here are some places you can choose to go
Are you fasting this Ramadan and also going shopping? Think again, said Dubai Economy in a tweet on Sunday.
Research has proven that hunger influences people’s purchasing choices, hence, one should preferably opt to shop only after breaking one's fast.
“Plan your shopping trips after Iftar," said the authority in its advisory.
"Avoid purchasing items when you are hungry or fasting, as hunger may affect your purchasing choices,” it explained.
The advisory is timely due to a large number of UAE residents fasting during Ramadan. During the holy month, Muslims fast from dawn to dusk.
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A recent survey from payment solution provider Checkout.com also revealed that there is a surge in online shopping during Ramadan in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
Studies show that, even when buying groceries, those who are hungry tend to buy more than they need.
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Planning to break fast with your loved ones in a memorable way? Here are some places you can choose to go
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