Many shops in Haikou's famous commercial landmarks are closed. What happened?

Due to the relatively high consumption level, the flow of people here is decreasing, and businesses have difficulties in operating and choose to close down. For HNA Sun Moon Plaza, in fact, many tourists who go to Haikou will still pay attention. After all, this landmark commercial city was once the hottest place in the area. After all, there are duty-free shops here! But now HNA Sun Moon Plaza has long lost its former glory. There are few people here, and most of them are closed shops.

First, HNA's Sun Moon Plaza was once well-known, but now it has no previous bustling atmosphere.

As a landmark building in Haikou, the original HNA Sun Moon Plaza is indeed the most famous place in Haikou. Many tourists must go to HNA Sun Moon Square here. However, the current HNA Sun Moon Plaza is simply an empty city. Few tourists and shops closed, making this expensive HNA Sun Moon Plaza a wasteful building. It is said that many tourists pass by and find that the shops here are basically closed or moved, and basically no one runs them.

Second, all kinds of high consumption levels and insufficient basic supporting facilities make HNA Sun Moon Plaza unable to attract people and businesses unable to operate normally.

Why did HNA Sun Moon Plaza finally become a lonely empty city? I have to say that the consumption here is really super high. It may be that the cost of construction was relatively high at the beginning, or it may be aimed at high-consumption people. No matter the price of the storefront or the parking fee, it is much larger than the ordinary square outside! And the parking problem is enough to make many drivers dizzy. For various reasons, everyone will choose to go shopping in other squares instead of here. Without people, businesses can't operate at all, and they can only close down one after another.

Problems such as high prices and substandard infrastructure have caused businesses in HNA Riyue Plaza to fail to operate normally and have to close their doors.