Shopping Center Management Concepts for Customer Attractiveness
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The academic article aimed at a concept for managing shopping centers that focuses on creating engaging experiences that meet customer needs, emphasizing improvements in convenience, comfort, diversity, entertainment, mall essence, and luxury. The study's findings reveal that modern space design, a pleasant atmosphere, cleanliness, easy accessibility, diverse activities, and technology to enhance service efficiency increase customer satisfaction and encourage repeat visits.
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