· Updated March 27, 2025 5:05 AM · 3 min read read
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Economists occasionally devise interesting and novel ways to gauge the strength of the holiday shopping season. Some study the National Christmas Tree Association/Harris Interactive annual consumer tracking poll, which predicts consumer trends based on holiday tree shopping habits.
Here's a new way: see how many venues have put together New Year's Eve packages. Dec. 31 is usually the most expensive night of the year – rivaled only by Valentine's Day. If more places are open for New Year's Eve 2
Economists occasionally devise interesting and novel ways to gauge the strength of the holiday shopping season. Some study the National Christmas Tree Association/Harris Interactive annual consumer tracking poll, which predicts consumer trends based on holiday tree shopping habits.
Here's a new way: see how many venues have put together New Year's Eve packages. Dec. 31 is usually the most expensive night of the year – rivaled only by Valentine's Day. If more places are open for New Year's Eve 2…