【譚俊榮: 港局勢波及本澳 冀旅遊業界謹慎應對】
旅遊局舉辦世界旅遊日晚宴，邀請本澳旅遊業界代表出席。
社會文化司司長譚俊榮致辭時表示，香港近期局勢或多或少波及到本澳，他形容港澳兩地唇齒相依，希望本澳旅遊業界謹慎應對，並把握時機，創新思維，發掘多元市場等旅遊產品。他稱，透過港珠澳大橋開通帶來的商機，以及中央政府的支持等，本澳旅遊業現時不算最差的時候。
譚俊榮又稱，藝文薈澳由 5月舉辦至今，已累計吸引逾 900萬人次的遊客及市民參與，預料活動結束時可突破 1,000萬人次。
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