DeutschNewstral
Article
Sscmp.com on 2019-06-27 00:15
Hong Kong’s retail sales will drop 5 per cent this year amid fall in numbers of mainland Chinese tourists, says PwC
Related news
Hong Kong’s retail sales plummet 21 per cent in January as mainland visitors slow to a trickle amid coronavirus battleSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong Retail Slows as Mainland Tourists Stay Awaywsj.com- Beijing ‘actively considering’ raising Hong Kong’s duty-free shopping allowance for mainland Chinese touristsSouth China Morning Post
- Coronavirus: Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific Airways to cut 90 per cent of mainland China servicesSouth China Morning Post
- China watcher says Hong Kong’s talk of need for wealthy tourists over mainstream ones makes ‘mainland compatriots very uncomfortable’South China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s Tung Chung packed again with mainland Chinese tourists as police keep a lookout for unlicensed tour operatorsSouth China Morning Post
- Shopping paradise no more? Mainland Chinese tourists, travel agents disagree over Hong Kong’s appeal as demand for city trips dropsSouth China Morning Post
- Are Hong Kong’s hotel prices pushing mainland Chinese tourists away? 110,000 leave city on first day of ‘golden week’ holidaySouth China Morning Post
- Summer slump bites hard for Hong Kong’s restaurants, as residents head across the border and mainland Chinese tourists cut backSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Cultural District pins hopes on mainland Chinese tourists after recording widening losses in 2022South China Morning Post
- Opening of borders with mainland China not a silver bullet for Hong Kong’s retail sector, says economistsSouth China Morning Post
- SHong Kong’s embattled retail landlords bet on their mainland malls for Christmas cheer, wooing shoppers with lavish festive displaysscmp.com
- SPwC faces defections by Hong Kong, mainland China clients amid concerns about China Evergrande accusationsscmp.com
- Hong Kong’s retail sales dropped by 10.1 per cent in February as economic uncertainty took holdSouth China Morning Post
- SHong Kong retail rental growth expected to top Asia-Pacific markets on return of mainland Chinese touristsscmp.com
- SWhy white-collar crime should not be excluded from Hong Kong’s extradition law with mainland Chinascmp.com
- SRental charges at Hong Kong’s ultra-luxury abodes fall by 30 per cent as expatriates and mainland Chinese renters stay awayscmp.com
- SHong Kong’s empty retail space falls to 3-year low, though sector recovery is hobbled as more tourists leave than enterscmp.com
- Hong Kong’s leader ‘doesn’t mind’ Shenzhen’s rise, as central government heaps incentives on mainland ‘model city’South China Morning Post
- ‘Golden week’: 28 per cent rise in total daily mainland arrivals but Hong Kong’s high-speed rail fails to meet expectationsSouth China Morning Post