Over 160 complaints filed after Mayday shifts Hong Kong show: Consumer Council

South China Morning PostEN 1 min read 100% complete by Ambrose LiMarch 12, 2026 at 09:05 AM

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Hong Kong's Consumer Council has received over 160 complaints following the cancellation and rescheduling of a Mayday concert at Kai Tak Sports Park. The complaints, primarily from Hong Kong residents and mainland China, involve concerns about refunds, lack of priority booking for other dates, and absence of compensation for travel and accommodation costs. The total value of claims amounts to HK$447,193. The Consumer Council is urging the organizer to respond promptly to complaints, provide clear refund arrangements, and ensure consumer privacy. The council also seeks improved communication channels with the organizer to facilitate faster responses to consumer concerns.

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Taiwanese 40% Kai Tak Sports Park 50% Alaina Shum Jiu-fai 60% mainland China 60% Consumer Council ×270% Hong Kong ×380% Mayday 90%

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