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Halloween comes early to Hong Kong as festivities draw crowds, lift bar business
Halloween has arrived early in Hong Kong, with costumed revellers and families thronging the city’s streets a week early and some establishments seeing business increase by up to 20 per cent.
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Halloween arrived a week early in Hong Kong, drawing costumed revelers and families to the streets. Central was packed on Saturday as visitors and locals joined events under the Tourism Board’s inaugural “Hong Kong Halloween Month.” Some establishments reported business increases of up to 20 percent during the festivities. The early celebration attracted crowds to the city’s main thoroughfares, boosting foot traffic and bar sales. The event marked the start of the Tourism Board’s first Halloween‑focused month of activities.
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