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Hongkong Land unveils plans for 2024

These plans include a reconfiguration of retail space in LANDMARK.

2024 will be a year of "evolution and innovation" for the retail segment, and Hong Kong Land plans to capitalize on these trends by refreshing the composition of retail and F&B outlets in LANDMARK, amongst others.

Hong Kong Land also unveiled plans to include a new concept atop Prince’s Building and reconfigure a retail space in LANDMARK. Luxury retail will also be one of next year’s marketing agenda.

"We will continue to focus on integrating lifestyle, arts and culture in the customer experience. We look forward to sharing more on Sotheby’s new state-of-the-art immersive exhibition and retail space, which will open in Chater House in the first quarter of 2024," the developer added.

Next year, Hong Kong Land also plans to further develop its food and beverage segment which currently has 15 Michelin stars.
 

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