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Usher in the Year of the Ox in style with the campaign, which has everything you need for a festive Chinese New Year celebration
With social distancing measures still in place, Chinese New Year may look different for a lot of us this year, but that’s no reason to not celebrate our favourite festival. In this connected world, there are many ways to celebrate, whether it’s ordering a veritable feast for delivery, sprucing up your home with new decor or sending your well wishes to friends and relatives. But if you’re in need of some ideas, Hong Kong Tourism Board has put together the Fortunes at Home campaign, which runs until 26 February and includes Mart in Hong Kong, a shopping and food delivery platform organised by Feed for your last-minute purchases.
Shop, click and drop on Mart in Hong Kong
If there’s ever a time to indulge your shopping habit, it’s Chinese New Year. After all, tradition dictates that it’s time to say goodbye to the old and hello to the new, right? You’ll find plenty to catch your eye on the Mart in Hong Kong shopping platform, from fashion and home accessories to snacks and gourmet gifts, alongside some great festive offers.
Don’t miss the Hong Kong Hero Crossover Series of six gourmet products, each one a collaboration between two local brands – one old, one new. These perfect pairings include 140-year-old Ying Kee Tea House’s cookie collab with Cookieism, and 80-year-old Ser Wong Fun and chef Jacques Kagi’s Chinese preserved sausage croissant DIY set.
Serve your snack haul on new, made-in-Hong Kong plates from The Cabinet. The seemingly traditional Chinese designs are given a cheeky makeover to include modern, everyday scenarios.
Beyond the food, keep your home fragrant with Sai Kung’s Be Candle, ensure it’s suitably decked out with fai chun by All Things Bright and Beautiful, and keep it lit with Easy Signs’ lucky ingot neon light. Don’t forget to bust out several rounds of mahjong—Glocal Mahjong by the HK Room has a Hong Kong-themed set that’s a fun spin on the age-old design.
If you have yet to pick up something for your Valentine, Mart in Hong Kong’s got you covered too. With delivery, there’s no need to shop til you drop, simply click to shop – all from the comfort of home. And if you’re feeling lucky, check out the Fortunes for All online game for a chance to win Mart in Hong Kong coupons and other surprises.