Apple opens new stores in China, Germany
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While Apple’s retail team is currently remodelling all its stores, the company expanded its reach with three new stores in China, Germany and the US. More than 350 store employees at the new stores in Nanjing (China), Cologne (Germany) and Miami (US) welcomed thousands of customers at the grand openings. “Each store complements the local architecture, from the restored facade in Schildergasse to the 90-by-30-foot glass entryway of Apple Nanjing,” the company said in a statement on Saturday. For the first time in each city, customers can explore The Forum — a place where the local community can gather and learn.
All the three stores also feature The Boardroom — a space for local entrepreneurs, developers and business customers to get hands-on advice and training. On March 12, Apple reopened its store in St. Johns Town Center in Florida — the 35th store company updated to its latest design in the US. Apple opened its first store on May 15, 2001, at the Tysons Corner Center mall, Virginia.
Questions & Answers
Q.How many new stores has Apple opened recently and in which countries?
How many new stores has Apple opened recently and in which countries?
Apple has opened three new stores. These are located in China, Germany, and the US. More than 350 employees welcomed customers at these grand openings.
Q.What new features do customers find inside these recently opened Apple stores?
What new features do customers find inside these recently opened Apple stores?
Customers in these new stores can explore The Forum, a community gathering and learning space. All three stores also feature The Boardroom, offering advice and training for entrepreneurs and business customers.
Q.When did Apple first open a retail store, and where was it located?
When did Apple first open a retail store, and where was it located?
Apple opened its first retail store on May 15, 2001. This inaugural store was situated at the Tysons Corner Center mall in Virginia, marking the start of their retail presence.