Celebrated Australian radio personality, Tim Webster, did what no other radio host has done before – broadcast his show live from Macau.
Webster with the support of the Macau Government Tourist, Cathay Pacific and Conrad Macao travelled to the peninsula earlier this month to give 2UE listeners a sample of its charm over two six-hour radio shows.
Using a make-shift studio inside his 34th level suite of the Conrad Macao he interviewed adventure seeker and jump master, A J Hackett’s Tony O’Rourke, on Macau’s SkyWalk – a 233-metre mark of Macau Tower.
Tim Webster chatting to A J Hackett’s Tony O’Rourke.
He also spoke to the GM of Conard Macao, Bede Barry, about the property’s many offerings and upgrades.
Plus there a complete conversation about Macau’s culinary treats with Chef Antonio.
In his make-shift studio with ede Barry, general manager of Conrad Macao.
Summing up his four-day experience as truly ‘magical’, Webster said he was surprised the things what’s on offer from the tiny squares and lanes to the Portuguese architecture.
“We have enjoyed the experience of being in a city where contemporary features live in harmony with more than 450 years of Portuguese and Chinese history.”
Tim Webster
Webster on the steps to Ruins of St Paul’s.
During the broadcast, Tim also spoke to the MGTO Director Helena Fernades and the chief co-ordinator of the annual Macau Grand Prix Joao Antunes.
If you live in Sydney and want to know more about Macau head to the Sydney Night Noodle Markets in Hyde Park before 25 October and visit the team at the mini version of the iconic Ruins of St Paul’s.
