This five-day, four-night "stall life" trip in Macau calls on Taiwanese artists and creators of all kinds with "original works" to join in. The two sessions on May 12–16 and May 19–23 offer an in-depth exploration of local culture and opportunities for artistic exchange. Communication is easy in Macau with no language barriers, and the itinerary is flexible. Aside from stall vending, you can explore, sample delicious food, and more. The activity registration fee is NT$10,000 (covering airfare, accommodation, local transportation, creative market stall fees, and other expenses).
Street stalls may be common, but how about going abroad for a stall life travel adventure? (Photo provided by Xijia Culture)
Each booth is a shared 3x3m tent for two brands, with each brand getting an 180x60cm table, two chairs, and fluorescent lighting. You need to bring your own tablecloth and lamp. Standard vertical flag signs will be provided on-site, and there is also storage space for your stall goods. The trip will be led by Xijia Culture’s CAMPOBAG team, who will arrange group travel by vehicle and on foot, taking participants to explore Macau’s local sights. Activities include sightseeing scavenger hunts, team challenges, and reward points for an urban adventure. Each participant will also receive a "Discover Macau Travel Guide" and "Dining & Entertainment Coupons" provided by the Macau Tourism Board, as well as lovely gifts.
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