House Parti Experience Increased Enquiries In The Lead Up To Chinese New Year

Online, January 17, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Chinese New Year is on the 10th of February this year, marking not only the beginning of the new Chinese calendar, but also the start of the new Lunar Year. The Chinese calendar is lunisolar, showing both the phase of the moon and the date, which is why the New Year begins slightly after the traditional New Year celebrated in the UK and around most of the world.

The celebrations held in the UK have been growing for some time, with more and more cities organising their own celebrations and activities for locals to come to and get involved with. This year, more businesses are trying to get involved with Chinese New Year, setting up their own themed nights for customers to come and take part in for the occasion.

House Parti has experienced an increased level of enquiries from retailers leading up to Chinese New Year, a customer enquiry Representative added, "Chinese New Year is fast becoming a big event in the UK's social calendar. Councils have always tried to get people involved in the festivities with kung fu demonstrations and dragon dancing, and now retailers see an opportunity to get involved with their customers. We've received an increased number of enquiries for party equipment for retailers to sell and use, with some enquiring after large amounts of balloons and helium to decorate their premises especially for the occasion."

As the celebrations for Chinese New Year in the UK grows, more and more retailers will begin to take part in the celebrations, offering customers something more than what the council has organised for the day time. The future of Chinese New Year celebrations in the UK is in the nightlife and the events that occur when people are more likely to want to go out.

House Parti is a wholesaler of party equipment and goods based in the UK. They have a wide range of products for retailers to purchase, including helium products and latex and foil balloons, all of which can be sold to customers or help decorate a venue for an event.