Above:
PPX guests getting a grand tour of Hong Kong's
Victoria Harbour.
Below:
A group shot of the guests on PPX's opening
night cruise.
(Photos courtesy of Cindy Ho)
Day two (Monday, Nov. 15) began at
10:30am with guests meeting at the Hong
Kong ferry terminal to board the TurboJET
Ferry that would take them on a 40
mile trip from Hong Kong to Macau.
There they had a chance to tour the
historic Portuguese city and visit the
famed Ruins
of St. Paul’s.
They
were also treated to lunch at the Wynn
Casino where some chose to stay
and test their luck at the Blackjack
tables. They apparently fared pretty well.
PPX's Tessa Holcomb said,
"Let’s just say we all came away
with smiles on our faces and
treated ourselves with an upgrade to
“Super Class” on the ferry ride back
to Hong Kong!" |
Above:
Part of the PPX entourage at Macau's
famous Ruins of St. Paul Monday
(Nov. 15, 2010). |
PPX's
Tessa Holcomb and Gregg McNair (4th and
5th from the left respectively)
with some of their guests who enjoyed a great
outing in Macau Monday (Nov. 15).
The
final day of the gathering (Tuesday, Nov. 16) got
started with a tour of PPX International's
Hong Kong offices.
Above:
Guests visiting PPX International's Hong Kong
offices Tuesday (Nov. 16)
Below:
After the office visit, NameDrive
treated attendees to a
traditional Yun Cha (Dim Sum) lunch in
central Hong Kong.
After
lunch, the afternoon was left open so guests could
take advantage of Hong Kong's rich sight seeing
and shopping opportunities. Everyone then got back
together for the grand finale - a 7pm dinner
sponsored by DomainSponsor.com
at the Azure Restaurant on the 29th Floor
of a tower in the popular Lan Kwai Fong
district.
Scene
from the DomainSponsor closing night dinner
(Tuesday, Nov. 16) in Hong Kong
Kudos
to PPX for graciously stepping up and giving those
who had already made travel plans to Hong Kong
(for the cancelled T.R.A.F.F.I.C. show) the kind
of memorable experience they had been
looking forward to. By the way, I understand that
there have been some interesting developments at
PPX recently. I expect to get a briefing on those
this week and will tell you more about that as
soon as the information comes in.
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