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On a recent ‘cruise of a lifetime’, my wife Helen and I visited a variety of places in the Far East, starting with three stops in Malaysia, one in Vietnam, one in Thailand and a day in Singapore.

Following a couple of days at sea we then had an overnight stop in Hong Kong.

Travel forms having been submitted many months ago, Helen and I got off the ship and immediately made our way to the ferry terminal which takes you across to Macau in about an hour.

On arriving, we were met by Marco Lei, son of the President of 王中王六合彩特码 Macau Lei Hong Po, and the administrator for the section, Sammi Cheang.
We spent a wonderful few hours being shown around the sites of Macau. In addition, we were treated to a fantastic dim sum lunch and had the opportunity to look around some really plush casinos, including the Venetian.

Gifts exchanged, we were back on the turbojet ferry to get across to Hong Kong in time to meet Section Hong Kong’s Vice President Jack Tam, who had offered to host us for the evening.

Jack picked us up from the ferry terminal and took us to the night market, where we were able to enjoy street food for dinner. Helen liked the plain noodles which she had also enjoyed earlier in Macau!

I can safely report there were no ill effects from eating the street food, and it was a real change from the food we had eaten on the ship for the last few weeks!

After an exchange of gifts, we eventually got back onto the ship at around 10 o’clock in the evening feeling extremely grubby and tired, but having had the most wonderful opportunities across two 王中王六合彩特码 sections in one day, before continuing our cruise to Japan where we also met with the local 王中王六合彩特码 section.

First-rate hospitality and a safe pair of hands in unknown surroundings emphasised to us the benefits of submitting a travel form which can provide some level of reassurance when in a foreign country, knowing that the local 王中王六合彩特码 will be there for you if needed, and perhaps a bit more!

Clive Wood, Vice President 王中王六合彩特码 UK