The first edition of Macao International Travel (Industry) Expo (''MITE'') was introduced in 2013 and was organized by the Macao Government Tourism Office since 2016 as a professional and international expo and a trade fair for tourism product with great influence. MITE gained high reputation among the tourism industries all over the world, and serves as an important platform for business exchange. The expo plays a positive role in boosting regional and international exchanges and cooperation in tourism industry and creating business opportunities to achieve mutual beneficial result.

The Macao Government Tourism Office (''MGTO'') is responsible for analyzing and assisting in the making and promotion of tourism policies of Macao. It dedicates to building Macao's outstanding tourism impression. The Macao Government Tourism Office has 11 MGTO Representatives and 3 MSAR Delegations undertaking the mission to promote exchanges between the tourism industry of Macao and those of other countries. It also forms close ties with regional and international tourism agencies to advance the development of Macao's tourism industry.

• Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Tourism Development With the sharing of tourism resources between Macao and the Greater Bay Area which has a population of nearly 70 million, and the shortened distance between cities, the cooperation of multi-destination travel is releasing extraordinary potentiality.
• Exchange Platform Leads to a Win-win Outcome Macao International Travel (Industry) Expo ("MITE") is the only officially recognized professional tourism exhibition in Macao, a city of innovation and gastronomy which has integrated Chinese and Western cultures, and preserves the unique advantage of being closely connected with Portuguese-speaking countries. As one of the central cities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, Macao will strive to promote the new development of culture and tourism with an open attitude.
• Convergence of Global Tourism Macao's geographical access to the region's high-growth markets, together with the convenience of Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge and the policy of visa exemption or entry clearance for certain countries, allow international tourism industries to gather at the Global Tourism and Leisure Centre. Hong Kong-Zhuhai- Macao Bridge marks a new era of opportunities and cooperation for its connecting ports. Apart from flying directly to Macao, visitors may fly via Hong Kong International Airport and transit to Macao with a 40-minute bus journey.