Restaurants in Hong Kong are expressing frustration with a new dog-friendly licensing policy that they claim is hindering their outdoor dining operations. Despite government efforts to promote pet-friendliness and support the struggling hospitality sector, business owners report being forced to turn away customers with dogs. This policy is negatively impacting businesses, particularly in areas like Happy Valley, where dog ownership is common and outdoor seating has traditionally accommodated pets. AI
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