Category: Countries Overview

During the lockdown, high customer demand has simplified marketing activities. However, after the end of the lockdown, foreign players entered the market and increased advertising competition and, therefore, the complexity of e-commerce, marketplaces, social media, marketing, etc. How does the case look in Italy? Casaleggio Associati provided us with the report about E-commerce in Italy 2022 – change of pace after the Covid Boom. The report is based on detailed…

Italy is the 14th largest market for eCommerce. It borders with Vatican, San Marino, Slovenia, Austria, France, and Switzerland. The administrative area of Italy is 301 340 km², and over 60,3m people inhabit it.  In this article, we will focus on Italian eCommerce. You will find here the most important things you need to know about the e-market in this country. Let’s start a quick overview! Italy ecommerce overview The…

Ireland is an island nation. It is surrounded to the north and west by the Atlantic Ocean, while to the east and south-east, it is separated from Great Britain by the Irish Sea. Its area is 84 421 km² and is inhabited by nearly 5 million people. Ireland has a highly developed knowledge economy focused on high-tech, life sciences, financial services, etc. You’ll learn a few things about Irish e-commerce…

Poland is a Central European country with access to The Baltic Sea. It borders Russia (with its Kaliningrad Oblast), Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Germany. Poland is a member of NATO and the European Union. The administrative area of Poland is 312,696 km², which gives it 69th place in the world and 9th in Europe. Over 38,1 million people inhabit it. Its largest city and capital are…

Competition between Chinese e-commerce giants is growing more and more. This year’s new payment systems will make things even more interesting as we’ll see significant players operating in new roles. The case is so interesting that 98% of urban Chinese consumers already use their digital wallet for daily purchases, and most consumers don’t carry cash anymore.  Below you can find some essential information from the report about China e-commerce and…

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country created after the breakup of Yugoslavia. It borders Montenegro, Serbia, and Croatia. It accesses the Adriatic Sea. Bosnia and Herzegovina is a member of the UN, WHO, and a candidate for the European Union and NATO.  The GDP of this country was $11.96 billion in 2019. It was ranked 73rd at HDI ranking.  In this text, you will find some information about ecommerce in…

Moldova is a South European country that borders Ukraine and Romania. In 2019 its GDP was $11.96 billion. In this article, you will find some information about Moldovan ecommerce. If you are interested, keep reading. We will start with the ecommerce overview.  Moldovan ecommerce overview Ecommerce in Moldova is still quite new; therefore, there is a data shortage. Revenue in this market is projected to hit US$148m by the end…

Serbia is a Balkan country that was a part of Yugoslavia, and after its collapse, it formed the State of Serbia and Montenegro. Since 2006 Serbia is an independent country. It borders Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Montenegro, and Kosovo. Its capital city, Belgrade, is the oldest and the largest city in Southern Europe.  Serbia is a candidate country for the European Union since 2012.…

Albania is a Balkan country that has access to the Adriatic Sea. It borders Greece, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, and Kosovo. Albania is a member country of the UN, NATO, and WTO. Since 2014 it is one of the candidate countries for the European Union.  Mining is a strong branch of the Albanian economy due to the country’s rich natural resources. Agriculture is doing well. In 2019, Albania’s GDP was…

Ukraine is one of the post-Soviet Block countries. It borders Poland, Russia, Belarus, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, and Moldova. It has access to The Black Sea and Azov Sea. This country is also a member of the UN. Ukraine has the second-lowest score on the Quality of Life Index in Europe (after Russia). Its GDP in 2019 stood at the level of US$153 billion.  In this text, you will find some…