Last-minute shopping is one of the classics of the Christmas season, but there is good news for all those who will inevitably find themselves in this situation, as Liverpool announced the branches that will be open on December 25 and January 1, as well as the service hours.
The decision aims to serve customers who need to make exchanges, urgent purchases, and even pick up orders previously placed online.
The department store will capitalize until the last minute on the positioning it has achieved, as according to Kantar, a data analysis firm, Liverpool is the brand most associated with Christmas in Mexico, with 12% of consumers directly linking it to this celebration.
Similarly, Liverpool stands out as a relevant option for seasonal shopping. While it ranks as the third most popular alternative for online Christmas purchases, with 48% of preferences, it occupies first place when thinking about physical stores, with 50%, tied with Walmart.
LIVERPOOL STORES OPEN ON DECEMBER 25 AND JANUARY 1
With hours from 12:00 to 20:00:
- Liverpool Acapulco Galerías
- Liverpool Acapulco La Isla
- Liverpool Cuernavaca
- Liverpool Express Zihuatanejo
With hours from 13:00 to 20:00:
- Liverpool Puerto Vallarta
- Liverpool Express Bahía de Banderas
- Liverpool Express Manzanillo
- Liverpool Express Huatulco
- Liverpool Express Mazatlán Marina
- Liverpool Express Los Cabos
With hours from 13:00 to 21:00:
- Liverpool Cancún
- Liverpool Playa del Carmen
- Liverpool Express Tulum
- Liverpool Express Cozumel
The rest of the stores in the country will remain closed and will resume normal activities on December 26.
On the other hand, all Liverpool branches will have special hours on some days of the final stretch of the year:
- From Saturday, December 20 to Tuesday, December 23: 11:00 to 22:00 hours.
- Wednesday, December 31: 11:00 to 18:00 hours.
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