MITM Travel Fair KL 2013 Macau Special Lucky Draw

MITM Travel Fair KL 2013 Macau Special Lucky Draw

So what’s new for MITM Travel Fair 2013? I have not been visiting MITM Travel Fair for some time but the recent feedbacks from tourism offices are positive. Tourism Authority of Thailand and Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) are the two prominent faces at the fair.

(The beautiful St Paul Ruins in Macau)

Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) is participating in the MITM Travel Fair KL 2013 from 4 to 6 October. The event will be taking place at Level 3, Mid Valley Exhibition Centre (MVEC). Unlike MATTA Fair, MITM Travel Fair is smaller but with quality promotions.

MGTO’s theme for the fair is “Touching Moments Experience Macau” and is showcasing Macau’s unique blend of Eastern and Western culture, which is a unique holiday destination for families, couples and groups of friends. MGTO continues working closely with Amigo Macau (Friends of Macau) to further promote Macau as a top of mind holiday destination.

MGTO continues to show its support to MITM Travel Fair KL 2013 by sponsoring 3-Day 2-Night Macau Holiday Package for winner of the Buyers’ Contest of the fair. Visitors who purchase any Macau and Pearl River Delta tour packages, with at least one night stay in Macau are entitled to have a Lucky Draw redemption at Macau Booth.

(The recent Macau International Fireworks Competition 2013)

Redemption is ONLY applicable to any Macau Holiday Package purchased during MITM Travel Fair KL 2013 with at least ONE (1) Night in Macau.This is NOT applicable to incentive group packages or ground tour packages. Thus, it is based on first come first serve basis and it is limited to first 300 purchasers ONLY. One purchaser is entitled to ONE redemption and must be redeem by purchaser personally. All redemption must be supported with ORIGINAL official receipts with tour itinerary as proof of purchase.

I wish those who are purchasing the Macau packages all the best and remember to come back for more tips and stories on Macau!

Wilson Ng