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70th Macau Grand Prix Tickets to go on sale

The 70 th Macau Grand Prix will be held on November 11 th and 12 th , and from 16 th to 19 th , 2023. Tickets for the event will go on sale from Monday, October 9 th .

Residents and visitors can make reservations through the MacauTicket network, email and telephone, or purchase tickets at Kong Seng Macao and Hong Kong stores and Mainland sales points. Tickets may also be purchased through Ctrip, Damai, EGL Tours website and the tongyue.com WeChat mini program.

Line-up includes eleven thrilling races

The 70 th Macau Grand Prix will include a total of 11 races across two weekends in November this year. The highlights include: Macau Formula 3 Grand Prix – FIA Formula 3 World Cup, Macau GT Cup – FIA GT World Cup, Macau Guia Race – the final stop of the TCR World Tour, and the Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix – the 55th Edition.

Multiple convenient ticketing options

Tickets for the event will go on public sale from 11am on Monday October 9 th via multiple convenient channels. The Macau Grand Prix Organizing Committee has set up a total of 17 sales points in Macao, Hong Kong and the Mainland, as well as online, telephone, email and mobile application sales channels.

Residents and visitors wishing to attend the Grand Prix can make reservations through the MacauTicket network at www.macauticket.com, via email and phone. Alternatively, tickets may be purchased from Kong Seng Macao and Hong Kong stores and Mainland sales outlets, or from Ctrip, Trip.com mobile apps, Damai mobile apps and WeChat mini-programs, the EGL Tours website at www.egltours.com and the tongyue.com WeChat mini-programs.

During the event, as well as manned ticketing counter services, each on-site ticketing booth will be equipped with self-service ticket dispensing machines. Tickets may be purchased using credit cards and other electronic payment methods.

The price of all tickets for Saturday, November 11 th , Thursday, November 16 th and Friday, November 17 th is MOP100, while prices for Sunday, November 12 th , Saturday, November 18 th and Sunday, November 19 th range from MOP400 to MOP1,000, depending on the spectator stand.

Individuals may purchase a maximum of 20 tickets at a time. Anyone over the age of two must purchase a ticket to enter. Holders of a valid Macau student ID card can also purchase student discount tickets. Each student is limited to one daily discounted ticket. The student ticket quota is limited, and available only while stocks last.

In addition, in order to further enhance the synergistic impact of the Grand Prix on sports tourism, a ticketing partnership scheme has been launched with local and overseas tourism associations, travel agencies, airlines and online travel platforms to jointly promote packages that combine Grand Prix tickets with air tickets, ferry tickets and hotel accommodation.

Further information about the event can be obtained by visiting the official website of the Macau Grand Prix at www.macau.grandprix.gov.mo , or downloading the relevant mobile application, and by following the Grand Prix’s Facebook page, WeChat and Weibo accounts.

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EGL Tours axes 120 guides as pandemic lingers

Hong Kong-listed travel agency EGL Tours has laid off 120 tour guides as business activity remains dormant owing to border restrictions during the pandemic.

The layoff accounted for a quarter of its existing workforce, with a total of HK$20 million expected to be paid to retrenched staff.

This marked the second major retrenchment exercise conducted by a Hong Kong travel agency, after Wing On Travel Service sacked 120 staff last December.

EGL Tours executive director, Steve Huen, told TTG Asia that affected employees were tour guides in charge of conducting tours in Japan and longhaul markets.

“Since our business was dormant for almost one year, only 20 of them chose to continue to work, while the rest opted for no-pay leave over the past 10 to 11 months. (The layoff) is a timely move and we hope to help them by offering some cash payouts before Chinese New Year,” Huen said.

Each retrenched worker received an average of HK$160,000 (US$20,600) in severance pay, with long-time employees (i.e those who have spent 20 years with the company) receiving HK$300,000.

“We promise to give them the priority to rejoin the company when the situation improves and business rebounds,” Huen said, adding that no further retrenchment is on the cards.

An agent, who requested anonymity, said that with many agencies downsizing in manpower to keep businesses afloat during the pandemic, it would be tough for agencies to return to pre-pandemic scale when travel recovers, as many agents may have already switched careers by then.

She added that as an independent travel agent, operating costs are “pretty low”, especially given that she is able to share her office space with two other agents after the Travel Industry Council relaxed the rule. She said they were holding out hope for business to improve at the end of 2021.

Bus operators are also suffering the brunt of prolonged border closures. One such company is Chinalink Express Holdings, a subsidiary of Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings, whose fleet of 550 coaches and small vehicles account for nearly 50 per cent of total market supply.

The company, which provides cross-border coach services between Hong Kong and Guandong province, has seen its staff count plunge from 2,000 before the pandemic to 900 since borders were closed.

Managing director Alan Chan lamented insufficient government assistance for coach bus operators. He said: “We have been losing HK$1.3 million on a daily basis, and most operators owe money to the banks, so it would be a big help if the government could set aside HK$200-300 million for us to cover costs for safety, repair and anti-pandemic measures on coaches.

“Currently, more than 1,000 coach buses have been sitting in a government site in Kwai Chung for months and we call it the graveyard for coaches.”

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