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Luxembourg

Luxembourg has a high amount of internet usersWhile Luxembourg is a small country, it has a really large amount of internet users, compared to the overall population. Because of that, online sales are increasing. The ecommerce market is expected to grow annually with 5.86 percent between 2025 and 2029.

Below, you can find all the articles we have written about ecommerce in Luxembourg, online retailers, acquisitions, cross-border initiatives and more. If you want to know more about the Luxembourgish online retail industry, check out our information page on ecommerce in Luxembourg.

JoomPay gets e-money license

JoomPay gets e-money license
Social finance app JoomPay has obtained an electronic money license in Luxembourg. With this license, the app from Joom can serve customers across Europe, enabling them to send and receive money with anyone.
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DSV expands Europe-Asia air bridge

DSV expands Europe-Asia air bridge
DSV has introduced an extra weekly inbound departure from Shanghai, as well as a new route between Hong Kong and Luxembourg. On these two routes, part of DSV's Europe-Asia cargo air bridge, two 747 freighters will fly.
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Alipay gets Luxembourg e-money license to serve Europe

Alipay gets Luxembourg e-money license to serve Europe
Alipay, the fintech company owned by Alibaba, has obtained an electronic money license in Luxembourg. With this license, Alipay can serve the European market. The Asian payments company is already present with a licensed entity in London, but it can now serve customers across Europe.
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‘Luxembourg does too little with ecommerce’

‘Luxembourg does too little with ecommerce’
It seems that retailers in Luxembourg are still not keen on digitalization. Just 7 percent of tradespeople in this Western European country have an online shop for their goods or services. While other countries in Europe are embracing ecommerce, Luxembourg seems more reluctant.
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H&M launches online store in 7 new countries in Europe

H&M launches online store in 7 new countries in Europe
H&M has opened several new online stores in Europe. It now has dedicated websites in Croatia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovenia, Luxembourg and Ireland. The fashion retailer offers the same range as it does in the physical stores, with complete collections for men, women and children, including accessories.
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80% of internet users in Luxembourg shopped online

80% of internet users in Luxembourg shopped online
Ecommerce in Luxembourg is attracting more and more residents. Last year, 80% of the local internet users have made purchases online. This percentage was about 60 percent in 2006. The most online shoppers can be found in the group aged 25 to 34 years old, but more and more seniors are shopping online as well.
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Outfittery picks up returns for free

Outfittery picks up returns for free
Outfittery has expanded its service throughout Europe by offering a free pick-up service. This will make it even easier for customers to return items they don't like: Outfittery will pick up the items at the customer's home without asking any fee for it.
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