Valentines Day In Australia By The Numbers

Valentines Day in Australia by the Numbers Aussies love to do everything in style V-day is not an exception. Aussies celebrate their V-day with much pomp and warmth. $936 is predicted to be spent this year on 14th Feb the average spending is $41. million What us Aussies love to do Picnics in the park. Buying gifts of chocolates, flowers, jewellery, or other items for their loved ones. A romantic meal at a restaurant. A boat cruise with a special meal Placing a notice in the local newspaper or a message through a local radio announcement dedicated to Valentine's Day. What us Aussies spend on Valentines Day 41% Australian men are more romantic than their female counterparts. 58% of men splurge on buying greetings card as opposed 58% to just 41% women.. I LOVE You Romantic getaways tops the list with $437.61 million spent in 2013, a rise of 4% over 2012. $300 million was spent in 2013 on chocolates and confectioneries The Aussies flirting with fine food is expected to fetch around $34.02 million on eating out on February 14. A rise of 8% from 2013. $37.06 million expected to be spent on the jewellery and ornaments. $ 66.67 million was spent on Clothing & intimate apparel. Whice Pay February 14 remains one of the busiest days on the calendar for local florists. With a total sale pegged at $46 million 2013. Brought to you by CouponsHQ.com.au Sources: http://www.ibisworld.com.au/about/media/pressrelease/release.aspx?id=306 http://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/australia/valentine-day http://www.indobase.com/holidays/valentines-day/valentines-day-traditions/valentines-tradition-in-australia.html http://www.lucresydney.com/?p=1133 CouponsHO http://www.news.com.au/national/aussies-would-rath- er-spend-valentines-day-with-pet/story-e6frfkvr-1226266811896