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Tanger Sees Boost from World Cup, Back to School Shoppers

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 04 August 2026, 20:15 UTC By Ann Gehan 1 min read
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Tanger Sees Boost from World Cup, Back to School Shoppers Tanger Inc. boosted its outlook for a second time this year, as stronger domestic travel and early back-to-school shoppers have boosted traffic and sales at the real estate investment trust’s shopping centers. “In the outlet business, we look at back to school as a huge shopper holiday,” Chief Executive Officer Stephen Yalof said in an interview. “We have early back to school, much like everybody has early Christmas and holiday shopping.”

Tanger Sees Boost from World Cup, Back to School Shoppers Tanger Inc. boosted its outlook for a second time this year, as stronger domestic travel and early back-to-school shoppers have boosted traffic and sales at the real estate investment trust’s shopping centers. “In the outlet business, we look at back to school as a huge shopper holiday,” Chief Executive Officer Stephen Yalof said in an interview. “We have early back to school, much like everybody has early Christmas and holiday shopping.”
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