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AUSTRALIA, Wollongong: ”Small bars innovate to bring nightlife culture to the home in coronavirus era”

Online whisky tasting, home-delivered brunch and takeaway margaritas are just some of the ways small bars are trying to stay afloat as coronavirus impacts their ability to trade....
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China, Changsha: ”Beat goes on as China’s club scene learns to livestream”

On Feb 8, the Shanghai-based TAXX Bar launched an unprecedented “cloud disco dancing” session on TikTok, drawing tens of thousands to join. TAXX says the peak number of online participants stood at 71,000, and the club received total rewards of about 367,000 yuan ($52,893) after deduction of commission to Tik-Tok....
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