Name: Leading countries for cross-border e-commerce purchases from Luxembourg 2019
Creator: Statista

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A clear majority, more than six out of ten, of Luxembourg respondents indicated they if they purchased goods online from abroad, they would do through a website in Germany. In comparison, eight percent of the respondents indicated they bought something from the United Kingdom. Language and the local presence of Amazon look to be important drivers for online shopping behavior in Europe as online shoppers from Ireland, Austria and Belgium were most likely to buy products and services from a foreign e-commerce retailer in 2018. The Netherlands and Poland are exceptions to this, as both have a strongly developed domestic e-commerce market.

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Release date

January 2020

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Region

Luxembourg

Survey time period

September 16th, 2019 to October 30th, 2019

Number of respondents

1,000*

Special properties

online shoppers who have purchased physical goods online at least once in the last three months and who have done at least one cross-border online purchase in the last twelve months

Method of interview

Online Access Panel

Supplementary notes

* The source states that "[the] sample size was 500 or 1000 respondents for 38 of the 41 survey countries (a smaller sample size was used in Luxembourg, Cyprus and Iceland)."

The source does not provide any information regarding missing percentage points to 100 percent.