Jaipur: Businessmen expect profit Diwali as an ornate city Market There is a steady increase in footfall.
decorative items such as wall-hangings, curtains, fairy lights, Jaipuri shoes and diyas are in great demand. Many shopkeepers are also doing home delivery. They are sending pictures of items along with prices through WhatsApp and delivering approved items to people’s homes.
Vicky Chelani, Secretary, Bapu Market Traders Association said, “We are delivering within the city. Many people avoid coming to the Walled City due to traffic. Hence, we provide salwar and kurta designs through WhatsApp. and receive orders.”
The vendors of Diwali puja items have put up their stalls on the roadside. He said sales were good this year, but it will take time to match the pre-pandemic era.
Kishan Lal, who sells Laxmi-Ganesh cakes, batashes and stickers, said sales are slowly picking up. Kishan Lal said, “After more than a year, people are stepping out of their homes to shop. I sell all Pooja products and my regular customers have started coming.”
Jaipur Vyapar Mandal President Subhash Goyal said that he expects good tourism in the city after Diwali.
“Almost all hotels are booked and if the number of tourists increases, so will the sales. Hawa Mahal, Johri Market and Bapu Market are dependent on tourism revenue.”
decorative items such as wall-hangings, curtains, fairy lights, Jaipuri shoes and diyas are in great demand. Many shopkeepers are also doing home delivery. They are sending pictures of items along with prices through WhatsApp and delivering approved items to people’s homes.
Vicky Chelani, Secretary, Bapu Market Traders Association said, “We are delivering within the city. Many people avoid coming to the Walled City due to traffic. Hence, we provide salwar and kurta designs through WhatsApp. and receive orders.”
The vendors of Diwali puja items have put up their stalls on the roadside. He said sales were good this year, but it will take time to match the pre-pandemic era.
Kishan Lal, who sells Laxmi-Ganesh cakes, batashes and stickers, said sales are slowly picking up. Kishan Lal said, “After more than a year, people are stepping out of their homes to shop. I sell all Pooja products and my regular customers have started coming.”
Jaipur Vyapar Mandal President Subhash Goyal said that he expects good tourism in the city after Diwali.
“Almost all hotels are booked and if the number of tourists increases, so will the sales. Hawa Mahal, Johri Market and Bapu Market are dependent on tourism revenue.”
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