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Local wedding market is small: contractor

2016-10-26 08:00
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Lo Tak Chong, the managing director of MacExpo Exhibition Co. Ltd, said yesterday that the size of Macau’s wedding market is small, as there are only 4,000 couples getting married per year in the city.

Lo made the remarks during a press conference at the Macau Business Support Centre in Nape. The press conference was held by the Macau Wedding Industry Commercial Association about the 8th Asian Wedding Celebration Expo.

According to a statement by the association, the fair will be held at Macau Tower from Friday to Sunday. MacExpo Exhibition Co. Ltd is the exhibition contractor. 

Lo Tak Chong talks during yesterday’s press conference at the Macau Business Support Centre in Nape. Photo: Angus Wu 

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