Macau Must Tap Global Tourism Market for Beijing's Vision: Insights from Pansy Ho
Macau Must Embrace Global Tourism
Macau must tap the global tourism market to fulfil Beijing's vision of becoming an international city, according to Pansy Ho Chiu-king, chairwoman of MGM China. During discussions regarding the city’s strategic direction, Ho highlighted the need to increase international travelers, pointing out the current dependency on mainland Chinese visitors.
The Push for Diversity in Tourism
According to recent data, Macau welcomed 25.92 million visitors in the first nine months of the year, with only 6.48% being international tourists. Despite a significant rise in international visits, Ho suggests adjustments to maintain a balanced tourism ecosystem.
- Macau can serve as a cultural gateway for foreigners to discover China.
- The Poly MGM Museum and new attractions reflect rich Chinese heritage.
- Ho advocates for coordinated tourism across Greater Bay Area cities.
Collaborative Initiatives for Global Reach
Ho stressed that initiatives to collaborate with nearby cities could enhance Macau's appeal as a diverse destination. Such synergies are essential in attracting international visitors, offering them varied experiences across multiple cities.
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