The World Cup has not only filled bars and restaurants again. It has also boosted home-based food orders. The matches of the Spanish team during the competition caused a 36.3% increase in face-to-face spending in bars compared to an equivalent day of the previous year, while the expenditure on catering made through digital channels grew even more, 43.3%, according to an analysis by CaixaBank Research that has had access to ELPERIÓDICO.
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The World Cup has not only filled bars and restaurants again. It has also boosted home-based food orders. The matches of the Spanish team during the competition caused a 36.3% increase in face-to-face spending in bars compared to an equivalent day of the previous year, while the expenditure on catering made through digital channels grew even more, 43.3%, according to an analysis by CaixaBank Research that has had access to ELPERIÓDICO.