11 Places Americans Are Most Likely To Avoid Post-Lockdown

The ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to alter Americans' future willingness to visit their favorite stores and public venues.

Will re-opening shops and restaurants lead to immediate economic recovery? It's difficult to say, as Americans may be incredibly cautious regardless of relevant government stay-in-place orders.

Statistia recently conducted a survey on the places Americans are most likely to avoid, even after coronavirus were lifted.

11 Places Americans Are Most Likely To Avoid Post-Lockdown

The following are the public venues Americans will continue to avoid after COVID-19 lockdowns.

• Movie Theaters: 55%
• Bars and clubs: 55%
• Concerts: 53%
• Sporting events: 53%
• Gyms: 49%
• Restaurants and Cafés: 46%
• Retail stores and Malls: 45%
• Museums and Galleries: 37%
• Hairdressers and Barber Shops: 30%
• Won’t Avoid Anything: 18%
• Supermarkets: 17%
• The Statista survey is based on a poll of 720 U.S. adults.

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Given a lack of information on the scope of coronavirus’ community spread, American consumers are already living life in ways never witnessed before.

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