With the increasing popularity of smartphones worldwide, the demand for mobile device battery life is growing rapidly, especially in scenarios such as traveling abroad or on business trips, where power banks have become an indispensable item. However, the inconvenience of carrying traditional power banks and the lack of public charging facilities have created enormous potential for the development of the overseas shared power bank market.
The rise of the sharing economy has injected new vitality into the overseas shared power bank market. The sharing economy optimizes resource allocation through sharing resources, reducing costs, and improving efficiency.
From a global perspective, the distribution of power facilities varies in different countries and regions, and the construction and popularity of public charging facilities are uneven. This provides a vast market space for the promotion of shared power banks. In areas where public charging facilities are relatively scarce, shared power banks can effectively alleviate users’ battery anxiety, thereby driving the rapid development of the market.
With the prosperity of leisure tourism, trends in overseas travel such as educational tours, cross-border travel, and business travel are increasing. Tourism is becoming a priority expenditure for consumers. In 2023, the number of international trips exceeded 1.26 billion, and the World Travel and Tourism Council expects the global tourism market to reach $9.5 trillion this year. Promoting shared power banks overseas not only solves the charging needs of tourists and enhances their travel experience but also allows shared power bank operators to reap substantial commercial benefits.
