Reuters
The Southeast Asian financial hub has lifted travel curbs, done away with limits on gathering sizes, allowed employees to return to offices, resumed live performances, and reopened nightlife businesses. “In the past, tourists accounted for around 40 per cent of the retail sales in Hong Kong,” said Thomas Chak, executive director, capital market and investment services at Colliers Hong Kong. “Hence it’s a crucial component for a substantial rebound for the high-street retail market.”