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The four-day Easter weekend, when Hong Kong people fly out of the city to enjoy their time off in destinations such as Japan and Taiwan, is usually a tough time for the city's service industry. This year was especially hard. In Causeway Bay, one of its most vibrant and iconic neighborhoods, empty taxis lined up waiting for passengers, as Hong Kong's biggest source of visitors, mainland Chinese, were also largely absent. Amid the surge in outbound travel, some restaurant operators even described the first day of Easter as a "super Black Friday," with overall business falling to 30% and some high-end restaurants seeing a nearly 50% decline.

asia.nikkei.com     Apr 24, 2025