According to Hong Kong wenhui.com on May 19, a number of large-scale sports, cultural and entertainment events have been held in Kai Tak Sports Park in Hong Kong in recent days, successfully driving the flow of people around, and the retail performance continues to be brisk. Kai Tak Sports Park said Monday that its retail outlets saw a 40% increase in sales in the first quarter of this year compared with the same period last year due to the“Ticket economy”.
The so-called“Ticket economy”, that is, if the audience in the sports park to watch the game or concert and other activities, with ticket stubs in the vicinity of retail stores, restaurants and other benefits. According to reports, Kai Tak Sports Park said that during the concert, a large number of fans and the public to visit, a number of support and theme activities directly led to catering and retail performance. To tie in with the international rugby sevens competition, the“Seven olives extravaganza-food, music and fun party” will be held in April this year, to consolidate its image as the largest sports and entertainment destination in Hong Kong. (Lee Yiu)