All posts belonging to the Hong Kong tag can be found in the list below.
Chinese movie ticketing firm Maoyan has updated the terms of its share offer in order to keep its Initial Public Offering (IPO) in Hong Kong on course. The firm is reportedly looking to raise aro...
Tags: Hong Kong, IPO, MaoyanCathay Pacific Airways, one of Asia’s largest international carriers, has made yet another major ticketing blunder after listing first-class seats at economy prices. Flights from Hong Kong to P...
Tags: airline, Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong, pricingThe Hong Kong government is considering widening ticket scalping laws to cover venues that it manages amid renewed efforts to combat touting. The South China Morning Post newspaper said that the Ho...
Tags: Hong Kong, Hong Kong Coliseum, Personalised Ticketing, Queen Elizabeth Stadium, ticket scalpingHong Kong’s consumer watchdog has called for ticket touting to be made illegal across all venues in the city, citing that the secondary market creates the “illusion of hot demand.” The watchd...
Tags: Consumer Protection, Fees, Hong Kong, Legal, pricing, Resale, Scalping, ToutingTicketing firm Urbtix crashed this morning (Tuesday), along with its phone systems, as sales opened up for Hong Kong acting star and popular singer Andy Lau’s concerts. Fans were left outraged ...
Tags: Andy Lau, China, Hong Kong, Mobile, Online, UrbtixMaoyan Weying, China’s biggest online movie ticketing firm, has filed for a $1bn IPO in Hong Kong, confirming previous reports of the move. The company, which is backed by Beijing Enlight Media...
Tags: China, Cinema, Financial, Hong Kong, IPO, Maoyan Weying, Movie, TencentOnline ticketing startup Townscript, which was acquired by Indian movie ticketing firm BookMyShow last year, has unveiled plans for international expansion after a successful year. The e-commerce g...
Tags: BookMyShow, Dubai, Growth, Hong Kong, India, International Expansion, TownscriptHong Kong’s city leader Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor said she is looking to crack down on the secondary ticketing market by making scalping illegal at government-run venues. Following fan outrage a...
Tags: Dayo Wong, Hong Kong, illegal, Lam, Law, Legislation, Scalpers, ToutsMaoyan Weying, China's biggest online movie ticketing firm, is planning an IPO in Hong Kong that could raise $1bn, Bloomberg reports. The firm has not yet confirmed the move, though Bloomberg cited...
Tags: Box Office, China, Cinema, Digital, Hong Kong, IPO, Maoyan Weying, Mobile, Movie Market, Online Movie TicketingOfficials at the Hong Kong Rugby Union (HKRU) are assuring fans that tickets for its Sevens tournament are safe to buy, despite an investigation into Viagogo. The union began using Viagogo as its p...
Tags: CMA, HKRU, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Sevens, rugby sevens, rugby union, StubHub, Touting, Viagogo
