What is the difference between a nightclub and a bar?

Nightclubs include bars.

Nightclubs refer to service venues that are open until the early morning of the next day, such as night entertainment, leisure, and relaxation entertainment venues, including entertainment KTV, bars, disco bars, performance halls, dance halls, DISCO, nightclubs, etc. The unique feature of nightclubs is to provide guests with drinks, food, space, facilities and equipment, allowing people to enjoy the spiritual consumption of eating, drinking, playing, having fun and relaxing. But it does not include all KTVs.

A bar refers to a consumption place that provides beer, wine, wine, cocktails and other alcoholic beverages. Bar mostly refers to entertainment and leisure bars that provide live bands or singers, professional dance teams, and "dancing girls" performances. The high-end bar also has bartenders who perform exciting fancy bartending. Pub and tavern mostly refer to British-style wine-based bars. Bars come in many types and styles, ranging from the most upscale "dive bars" to elegant venues that provide entertainment for society's elite. Bars originally originated from western taverns during the development of the western United States. The word bar did not have the meaning of "counter selling drinks" until the 16th century. Later, with the development of the times, it evolved into a comprehensive consumption place that provides entertainment performances and other services. About It was introduced into my country in the 1990s. Nightclubs and bars are different. A nightclub is a nightclub, often referred to as a club, and a bar is a bar.