The Macau Government Tourist Office Australia’s annual travel agent and media event held in Luna Park’s Crystal Palace was a huge hit with guests.
For such a chilly Sydney winter’s night, it didn’t take long for the 160 travel industry guests at Macau Fringe to warm to the performances.
The event provided non-stop entertainment, from a colourful sound and light show introduced by MGTO general manager Helen Wong to the series of on-stage ‘electro swing’ routines by the Luna Park Dance Troop.
From great heights, stilted performers kept everyone on their toes while a balloon artist moved around the venue creating a variety of interesting shapes for guests to take home as a memento.
Macau Fringe was designed as a “celebration of entertainment” to showcase the former Portuguese enclave as an internationally renowned centre for entertainment and colourful year-round festivals.
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Macau’s 25 UNESCO World Heritage site were highlighted during the sound and light show as guests wined on unique Macanese cuisine, including African chicken and the popular sweets ‘sawdust-like’ Serradura and Macanese egg tarts.
