MGTO Deputy Director Cecilia Tse was in Berlin for the promotion, along with the Head of Tourism Product and Events Department, Doris Leong, and the Head of Marketing Division, Cora Vong. The Macau 3D video mapping show “Touching Moments” was being displayed at the 11th Festival of Lights, which opened on October 9 and closed on October 18.
Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) is holding a high-profile promotion in Berlin, centered on a Macau 3D video mapping show, titled “Touching Moments”, which is being presented at the world famous Festival of Lights, now running at the German capital, to showcase the city’s tourism appeal in a creative and impressive way, in order to attract more visitors from Germany and Europe.
MGTO Deputy Director Cecilia Tse was in Berlin for the promotion, along with the Head of Tourism Product and Events Department, Doris Leong, and the Head of Marketing Division, Cora Vong. On Thursday (15), Cecilia Tse presided over a dinner-reception for travel trade partners, media representatives and other guests at the historical Hotel de Rome, on which facade the Macau video mapping show is being projected. At the occasion, Cecilia Tse, joined by the Festival of Lights Managing Director and Organizer Birgit Zander, held a celebration event ceremony of the Macau’s video mapping show at the facade of the landmark hotel, located in the heart of Berlin.
Macau 3D video mapping show “Touching Moments” presented at the famous Berlin festival
“Our debut at the stunning Festival of Lights offers a great exposure as well as a learning opportunity to Macau as a tourism city. Since last year, Macau Government Tourist Office has been using this creative and impressive modern tool of video mapping to promote the city in Mainland China and abroad. At the same time, we have been testing the waters to introduce regular 3D video mapping displays in Macau as well,” Cecilia Tse remarked at the MGTO organized dinner-reception.
The Macau 3D video mapping show “Touching Moments” was being displayed at the 11th Festival of Lights, which opened on October 9 and closed on October 18. Portraying in an innovative way the cultural and tourism elements of Macau via its emblematic lotus flower, the five minutes-long illumination will have a total of around 150 screenings for the ten nights of the festival. The Macau projection has been seen by the crowds of viewers attending the international festival, as the annual mega-event that turns Berlin into a city of light art displayed on its monuments and buildings, already developed into an important tourism magnet, drawing over two million visitors from Berlin, Germany, Europe and around the world.
Macau as a tourism destination promoted around Berlin through the city’s touring cabs
Cecilia Tse also met with the Director for Market Management of Visit Berlin, Ralf Ostendorf, on October 13, to exchange views on tourism development, and to learn with the experience of Berlin, which has evolved as one of the fastest growing tourism cites in Europe leveraging on cultural tourism.
In tandem with the Macau video mapping presentation, MGTO also held other high-impact promotional activities in Berlin to maximize the exposure gained during the popular Festival of Lights. A radio campaign about Macau was running in cooperation with the German station Spreeradio, as well as a promotion on the city’s cabs touring the streets of Berlin, this one lasting until beginning of November, among other initiatives, to enhance the recognition of Macau and its attractions as a tourism destination.
Photo caption: Cecilia Tse with the Organizer of the Festival of Lights at the Macau 3D video mapping show celebration event at Hotel de Rome
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