Do you have open markets in your country? Have you ever sold there?

[Fidelia]

I don't know if it exists in other countries but open markets are a vital thing to any city in my country. An open market is usually a large open air space where sellers have small sheds where they display and sell their goods. You would see large influx of buyers coming in to buy several things. In open markets, you can buy every product and get services if basic necessity.

I have sold in an open market before and it is always a pleasant experience to do so because you would easily sell due to large presence of potential buyers. Do you have open markets in your country?

 

[Augusta]

Yes, we have open market here. I have tried it once but didn't like the experience so I stopped it.

 

[King Belieal]

We have open markets and I have occasionally taken my chickens to go sell there. It is always an experience that is rowdy but you are sure if making good sales if you have good products.

 

[Stardom22]

Of course yes. We do have so many of them. Atleast every weekday we have an open air market done at the nearest shopping centre within my vicinity.

 

[eLdavis]

Open markets are pretty common here in Nigeria, as we have a lot of them but small and big in streets, road sides and the likes. I have never sold anything in an open market before though.

 

[magnus2022]

We have open market in my locality but i have not tried to sell there once. It is mostly rowdy and very unkempt. In fact i don't want to buy any edible food in that marker.

 

[King Belieal]

There is no way open markets would disappear in my country. I think it is so for so many other African countries. Ghana has open markets. I think the communal culture is what drives open markets.

 

[SilverLance]

We also have open markets in our country. They are usually located in city centers and are a popular place for locals and tourists to buy a variety of products and services.

 

[King Belieal]

I know open markets are not really a thing in Europe. They do more of large malls that one can buy anything they need. In Africa, open markets can't just disappear.