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Trip.com launches Macau tourism campaign
Online travel agency giant Trip.com has rolled out a new campaign to boost Macau tourism.
The ‘See You in Macao’ campaign is a partnership with the Macau Government Tourism Office.
Trip.com users in Singapore booking a stay at select hotels get a ‘Macao Bonus’ discount up to US$74.94, or a 50% discount.
The campaign runs through 30 June.
“The long collaboration with Macau Tourism has proven to be a huge success,” Trip.com says.
“We have seen a significant increase in search volumes and bookings among travellers across various markets in recent months. “
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