With exhausting hassle online, we search too much info about featuring Macau buffet and seasonal selections. What are tourists really sharing? Only food itself? However, we believe that what we really want to share to friends or backpackers are showcase of joy of satisfaction, affordable attitude to life, not just food.

In 2015, a Twitter post made Tinder become hot tomato in zone of public opinion. Jenka Gurfinkel made a joke about a billboard she saw on the way to go bridesmaid shoe shopping for best friend's wedding and put it on Twitter on a Sunday morning. She posted, "Did u accidentally catch the Tinder from someone? Take this test and know for sure." According to LA Weekly, Tinder fired off a cease-and-desist letter to the nonprofit organization behind the billboards, Hollywood-based AIDS Healthcare Foundation, arguing that the advertising "falsely" associatesthe app "with the contraction of venereal diseases." We won't discuss this in terms of Crisis PR. We are confused about why Tinder became a tag of "Hookup Culture", not a tag of "Food Sharing" or "Add-on Meal".

Sharing Economy is blasting off among South Asian countries, such as Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Bangkok. According to Singapore Sharing Economic Association, Sharing Economy refers to borrowing, lending, renting, receiving within society.  Could you think that it might be interactive and bilateral sharing, not literal sharing?

Big promotion is organized by Macau Tower 360 Cafe. Buy 4 tickets of 360 Cafe Dinner and it is free for 1 in group of 4. If we are 5-7 persons, but we want to get this special offer, what should we do? Find out more friends or backpackers to be confronted a group of multiple of 4. CLICK THE PICTURE AND SEE DETAILS