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Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival sees Halloween sales boost

Vendors at Hong Kong's Wine and Dine Festival experienced a significant boost in sales and foot traffic, particularly over the Halloween weekend. Some exhibitors reported a 20% increase in business compared to the previous year, with larger crowds drawn to the festival as an alternative to traditional nightlife spots like Lan Kwai Fong. The festival also benefited from extended operating hours, remaining open until 1 AM. AI

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Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival sees Halloween sales boost

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Wynna Wong ·

    Wine and Dine Festival vendors report Halloween boost in sales and footfall

    Vendors at Hong Kong’s Wine and Dine Festival reported a stronger turnout and signs of improving business on Saturday as the annual event entered its first weekend, coinciding with Halloween celebrations and extended opening hours until 1am. Some exhibitors said visitor numbers h…