Hong Kong is filled with ”SEVENTEEN”...Large-scale fan event held

The streets of Hong Kong have been transformed into a SEVENTEEN-themed city, thanks to a large-scale fan event held to commemorate the boy group's local performance.
On the 18th, PLEDIS Entertainment announced, "SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN HONG KONG
CARATIA, an offline fan experience event celebrating "KONG," kicked off across Hong Kong on the 16th.
"CARATIA" was planned to commemorate SEVENTEEN's Hong Kong concert, which will be held at Kai Tak Stadium, the largest venue in Hong Kong, on both the 27th and 28th.
The tickets were quickly sold out, proving SEVENTEEN's strong ticket power. SEVENTEEN has been gaining popularity with not only private companies but also local public institutions.
They have joined forces to create a huge festival venue. The most anticipated program is the mega drone show that will be held over four shows at Wan Chai Beach from the 25th to the 27th.
"SEVENTEEN" performed the first drone show by a K-POP artist at a beach famous for its beautiful view, and CARAT (fandom name) and others who visited the site to watch the performance
It is expected to attract the attention of tourists and local residents. The "Star City" that is visited by hundreds of thousands of people every month is filled with "MINITEEN", the official mascot of "SEVENTEEN".
The bar staff will personally participate in the creation of the character sculptures, which will reflect their individual tastes and personalities. The sculptures will be installed for two weeks from the 16th, and are expected to provoke visitors to take "proof shots."
The famous Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car was covered in photos of Seventeen. The famous cruise ship Aqualuna Cruises in Victoria Harbour and the trams that run through downtown Hong Kong were also covered in photos of the group.
The rooms are decorated with the theme of their concerts. 14 hotels in the Hong Kong area will have "SEVENTEEN" themed rooms. There will also be a "SEVENTEEN" themed room online.
Chocolates are on sale, and on the Star Ferry you can enjoy a "SEVENTEEN"-themed afternoon tea set and a live band performance.
Also, Hong Kong International Airport, Kai Tak Stadium where concerts are held, and Sogo Causeway Bay store
Large advertisements announcing SEVENTEEN's performance were displayed in the area, and a pop-up store was set up in the airside shopping mall near the venue.
Pledis Entertainment said, "As this is SEVENTEEN's first exclusive concert in Hong Kong in seven years, we hope to create a festival atmosphere in the area.
"We have prepared a variety of programs to captivate the fans," he said, adding, "We will continue to do our best to bring fans closer to the artists." The event will run until the 30th of this month.
To be continued.