Black Friday and Thanksgiving Shopping- Big Deals!

Thanksgiving And Black Friday Shopping Season 2018:

The Christmas pre-shopping season is here before we know it. The Thanksgiving day is going to be marked as the first onset of the crazy shopping spree. Followed by Black Friday the very next day. And concluding with the Cyber Monday 2018 the Shopping season is right around the corner. Everyone is pretty excited about the festival. And the added spice of the Shopping season with loads of discounts, Sales, coupons and what not is going to be the icing on the cake.

Thanksgiving is the national holiday in Canada that is being celebrated every fourth Thursday of the month, November. This year on 22^nd November 2018 Thanksgiving is going to be celebrated. The day will start the most awaited shopping season which is more likely to be extended till the Christmas and New Year Celebration. The day after the Thanksgiving day is marked to be the Black Friday. The fourth Friday of November every year is celebrated as the Black Friday. The day hits on an unofficial beginning of Christmas Shopping spree since 1952. The year 2005 brought in a trend of Black Friday being the busiest day for the retailers and largest shopping occasion. Black Friday Sale is this year onset of the Shopping Party this year.

With Christmas falling on a Tuesday, there will be four Saturdays in December, a calendar quirk that won't happen again for a while. Because of this, ShopperTrak expects the Saturday before Christmas — known as Super Saturday — to be busier this year than in 2017. Because Christmas fell on a Monday last year, shoppers were more pressured to get gifts on the Friday before Christmas. In addition to the busiest days of the holiday season, ShopperTrak looked at the busiest hours. The range of 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. is predicted to see the most traffic, similar to last year, with 4 p.m. being the peak, the group said.

Given Below are the important dates that one must mark their calendar for the best shopping deals and have the most out of Thanksgiving and Black Friday 2018.

1. 11/23 – Black Friday
2. 12/22 – Super Saturday
3. 12/15 – Third Saturday in December
4. 12/23 – Sunday before Christmas
5. 11/24 – Saturday after Thanksgiving
6. 12/08 – Second Saturday in December
7. 12/21 – Friday before Christmas
8. 12/26 – Day after Christmas ("Boxing Day")
9. 12/01 – First Saturday in December
10. 12/29/2018 – Saturday after Christmas