Two cities offer distinct experiences and can benefit from sharing visitor flows, Macau Government Tourism Office chief says
Maria Helena de Senna Fernandes, director of the Macau Government Tourism Office, said that the two cities had long worked together to attract overseas visitors and should continue building on that relationship rather than viewing each other as rivals.
“We should continue thinking about how to make better use of everyone’s resources and tell the Greater Bay Area story well,” she told reporters visiting Macau.
She added that Macau should work not only with the Hong Kong Tourism Board but also with the city’s wider tourism industry.