November 27, 2020, the final of the 10th Events Planning and Creativity Competition of Zhejiang Province, sponsored by Zhejiang Provincial Department of education and Zhejiang Provincial Department of Commerce, was successfully held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. A total of 320 teams from 50 universities participated in the competition, with 2000 teachers and students participating, covering 10 provinces,

autonomous regions and special zones in Zhejiang, Shanghai, Macao, Sichuan, Hainan, Anhui, Henan, Yunnan, Shandong and Inner Mongolia. The competition works of City University of Macau won the second prize.

The awarding team of City University of Macau is composed of Zhang Xuehui, Song Zhiwen, Li Huiling, He Jingru, students of Master of International Hotel Management (Chinese) and Wang Yuting, students of Master of International Hospitality and tourism management. Executive

Associate Dean Xi Li Associate Professor and Programme Coordinator Xin Wang Assistant Professor, are the guiding teachers. The

competition "one belt and one road"  initiative Macao Development countermeasure research, combining "14th Five-Year spirit", has carried on the serious ponder to Macao how to create the "one belt and one road" function platform, which from the angle of MICE industry, thus

proposed Macao future development countermeasure proposal.

Interpretation of works

FITM has been closely around the goal of talent training, from various aspects to cultivate students' professional ability and practical ability,

encourage students to actively participate in various discipline competitions, help students apply their knowledge to practical use, and

contribute to the talent cultivation of City University of Macau.

Group photo of participating teachers and students

From left to right are: Programme Coordinator Xin Wang Assistant Professor, Song Zhiwen, Wang Yuting, Zhang Xuehui, he Jingru, Li Huiling, Executive Associate Dean Xi Li Associate Professor

the 10th Events Planning and Creativity Competition of Zhejiang Province

Second Prize of Event Research and Planning Group