• Wynn held a series of events in June to promote the development of local SMEs.
• The events included business matching sessions to facilitate collaboration between SMEs and large enterprises.

Wynn has long been committed to promoting the development of local SMEs by organizing a series of events to create more development opportunities for local businesses.

In June, Wynn partnered with Hou Kong Junior Chamber to host a themed seminar focusing on the sports economy, as well as the “Wynn Care: SMEs Product Sale” held before Father’s Day and Mother’s Day, and Family Day during summer holidays. These events demonstrate Wynn’s commitment to supporting the prosperity of the local economy and the growth of SMEs.

The sports economy themed seminar was held at Wynn Palace in June, attracting numerous guests and approximately 100 SMEs and large enterprises. The symposium aligned with Macau’s “1+4” strategy for moderate diversification, focusing on the development of Macau as a “Sports City” and exploring the integration of the sports economy with Macau’s overall economic development.

Additionally, the event featured a business matching session to facilitate collaboration between SMEs and large enterprises, helping local businesses integrate into the international market and creating more development opportunities for Macau’s SMEs.

The “Wynn Care: SMEs Product Sale” at Wynn Macau and Wynn Palace saw multiple local brands invited to showcase a variety of products, including health foods, electronic gadgets, accessories, household and skincare products. The event was themed around festive rituals, attracting enthusiastic support from Wynn team members.

During the event, an instant photo booth was set up, offering participants the opportunity to create customized products using their photos, adding to the festive atmosphere.

Through these events, Wynn continues to promote local consumption and further deepen the connection between SMEs and the market, providing businesses with showcase and collaboration platforms. This, it said, demonstrates the company’s long-term commitment to the local economy and contributes to the development of Macau as a “World Centre for Tourism and Leisure.”