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A series of large-scale flagship events will be rolled out in the coming months to fuel the revitalization, said the Hong Kong Tourism Board.
Authorities would announce the new “Night Vibes Hong Kong” campaign to boost the nightlife scene in the city between the Mid-Autumn Festival in late September and Lunar New Year in February, the Post learned earlier.
An increasing number of shopping malls will be engaging in the initiative. For example, Sun Hung Kai Properties will extend their shopping malls’ opening hours until midnight from the Mid-Autumn Festival to National Day, and visitors can enjoy an additional five hours of free parking with any purchase after 9 pm.
The company estimates that extending business hours will increase costs by around 18% to 20%, but it hopes that visitor flows will increase by 40% under these arrangements, returning to pre-pandemic levels.
Over the past two years, dining habits of Hong Kong residents have undergone massive changes in a trend towards digital-driven restaurant experiences that prioritize seamless online booking services and convenience practices. At the forefront of this digital transformation, the Lan Kwai Fong Association is launching its inaugural online-to-offline LKF Wine Passport in November this year.
“With the entire industry undergoing rapid digital transformation, we decided to launch the LKF Wine Passport, which offers our guests the flexibility in selecting and getting the QR code for their drinks even before they set foot in our venues. This will revolutionize the whole dining and drinking experience for today’s digital-savvy consumers, says Jonathan Zeman, vice-chairman of the Lan Kwai Fong Association.”
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Sources: chinadailyhk.com
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