28 November 2023, Hong Kong (SAR), China (“Hong Kong”) – Despite a gradual improvement in consumption expenditure, affordability and value for money play a critical role in consumer purchasing decisions. Hong Kong consumers have felt the lingering effects of the pandemic, with 91% respondents indicating that their purchasing decisions have been significantly impacted by the increased cost of living, according to a KPMG survey.
In the 2023 edition of the Hong Kong Customer Experience Excellence (CEE) Report “Next Generation CX: AI & the orchestrated experience”, nearly 1,000 customers were surveyed to rate their experiences with over 75 brands that operate across five sectors: financial services, non-grocery retail, grocery retail, travel & hotels, and entertainment & leisure. The study took into account the six pillars of Customer Experience Excellence, which define the DNA of great experiences
KPMG’s 2023 CEE survey results showed a notable surge in Hong Kong’s overall CEE score, with a year-on-year increase of 3.2%. Hong Kong consumers have maintained their view that Personalisation and Integrity are strong drivers of Customer Experience Excellence. This trend has been consistent in the Hong Kong results of the survey over the last three years, demonstrating how critical it is for a brand to be perceived as being trustworthy, and deliver tailored experiences by treating their customers as individuals.