The mystery deepens<\/p>\n
\u201cAlas, the tour went kaput. A spokeswoman says VEE, the company overseeing the festival, decided not to continue with the fall\/holiday leg. VEE \u201cwas acquired just as the tour launched; the new ownership had a different vision for the organization,\u201d she says.\u201d<\/p>\n
http:\/\/blogs.wsj.com\/speakeasy\/2015\/08\/14\/say-goodbye-to-the-hello-kitty-supercute-tour\/<\/a><\/p>\n All \u00a0along was it VEE intention to walk away from the tour?\u00a0 Sanrio at times\u00a0 misses when picking\u00a0 partners for collaborations .They are great for retail products like Tokidoki \u00a0\u00a0and Loungefly, but\u00a0 miss the mark \u00a0when it came to game like Aiea games for Hello Kitty Online and\u00a0 VEE corporation for\u00a0 Supercute\u00a0 Festival. What puzzling is why, VEE does the\u00a0 Sesame Street traveling \u00a0shown, that attract the same number as the Hello Kitty Supercute \u00a0Festival but\u00a0 Hello Kitty \u00a0is not.\u00a0 Is it because Vee doesn\u2019t care to do interactive shows but prefer higher per show attendance\u00a0volume stage shows?<\/p>\n Over all Sanrio made a poor choice partnering with VEE. \u00a0Still we can hope Sanrio \u00a0can fine a new partner or push it to Sanrio Entertainment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The mystery deepens \u201cAlas, the tour went kaput. A spokeswoman says VEE, the company overseeing the festival, decided not to continue with the fall\/holiday leg. VEE \u201cwas acquired just as the tour launched; the new ownership had a different vision … Continue reading