Wynn Shines a Spotlight on Macau at Wuhan Roadshow

During the four-day "Hubei‑Wuhan Macao Week" (September 5–8) at Wuhan Customs House Square, hosted by the Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO), Wynn Resorts put Macau's rich blend of leisure and business appeal on full display. Leveraging engaging online and in-person channels, Wynn showcased Macau’s vibrant “tourism +” offerings, aiming to ignite renewed interest among mainland Chinese travelers.

Wynn designed an attractive booth featuring travel promotions and a lucky draw—offering prizes such as dining vouchers and creatively designed mooncake gift boxes merging Chinese and Portuguese ceramic motifs. The centerpiece included a vibrant hot‑air balloon installation, complemented by the appearance of Wynn’s beloved mascots “Wing Wing” and “Lei Lei.” These mascots drew families and young visitors, adding a playful element that enhanced engagement with Macau’s unique blend of culture, gastronomy, and entertainment.

Beyond entertaining attendees, Wynn used the roadshow to connect with local tourism operators and highlight Macau’s world-class attractions, including its luxury resorts and growing MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) sector. Dance performances, cultural showcases, and interactive experiences further emphasized Macau’s appeal as a destination that seamlessly blends heritage with modern leisure. These activities underscored the city’s ambition to diversify beyond gaming while maintaining its reputation as Asia’s premier entertainment hub.

Wynn Resorts reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the Macau SAR Government’s tourism initiatives. By investing in creative promotional activities and strengthening partnerships within China, the company aims to attract more international visitors and bolster Macau’s reputation on the global stage. With the presence of Wing Wing and Lei Lei, alongside cultural performances and travel showcases, Wynn is helping to position Macau not only as a gaming destination but also as a vibrant cultural and leisure capital in Asia.