Haikou

(Older Spelling) Hoi·how

[hahy-koh]

noun

Pinyin, Wade-Giles.

1. a city on northern Hainan island, in southeastern China.

Example Sentences

The Haikou government said Ye’s “Vultures Listening Experience” brought in a new high of $52.8 million in tourism revenue for the city, and that 96.5% of ticket sales were purchased by attendees from outside of Hainan island.

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Hotel occupancy and sales at duty-free shops in Haikou also spiked during the holiday.

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The first Haikou concert brought in more than $7 million in ticket sales, compared to a five-show run in the U.S. in February that garnered more than $12 million, according to Billboard estimates.

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The Grammy Award-winning musician’s Sunday show in Haikou, the capital of China’s southern Hainan island province, was initially met with surprise, given China’s record of stringent controls on foreign artists.

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“This is no ordinary additional show, but the blooming of music’s magic once more, and continuing revelry from fans,” the Haikou tourism bureau said in its release.

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