Luring footfall: People wearing protective masks walk in a shopping mall in Jakarta. Mall operators globally are hopeful that a Covid-19 vaccine will help spur consumer spending and help economies recover faster. — Reuters
WHILE news of a Covid-19 vaccine has been a breath of fresh air in a year filled with negative news, it may still take a while before shopper spending is spurred.
As Malaysia grapples with its third Covid-19 wave, shopping malls have once again been left in the lurch, pondering how long it will take for the footfall to go back up once again.
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