Overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in Hong Kong will have the chance to learn more about the benefits of their OWWA E-Card at the OWWA E-Card Merchants Festival 2026. The one-day event takes place on Sunday, October 11, 2026, at the DMW-OWWA Global Centre.
The festival brings together OFWs and participating OWWA E-Card Merchant Partners in one venue. The gathering centers on discounts, activities, and direct interaction between cardholders and partner merchants.
Event Details
- Date: Sunday, October 11, 2026
- Time: 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
- Venue: Molave and Coconut Hall, DMW-OWWA Global Centre, 18/F United Centre, Admiralty, 95 Queensway, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
OFW to the Filipino Community in Hong Kong
The festival is open to all OFWs in Hong Kong. Attendees may also bring friends and fellow OFWs.
This opens the event to the wider Filipino worker community in the city.
What to Expect
The program includes a mix of offers and activities, including:
- Special discounts and exclusive offers from participating merchants
- Games and fun activities throughout the day
- Raffle prizes and giveaways for attendees
- Opportunities to meet OWWA E-Card Merchant Partners and learn about the services and offers linked to the card
Organizers also noted that additional surprises are planned during the event.
Event Theme
This year’s festival carries the theme “Strengthening Partnerships, Expanding Opportunities for OFWs.” The theme reflects the event’s focus on building ties between OWWA, its merchant partners, and the OFW community. It also highlights the goal of widening the practical benefits available to cardholders.
Why It Matters
The festival gives OFWs a direct way to see how their OWWA E-Card can be used with partner merchants. Meeting partners face-to-face allows workers to ask questions, compare offers, and better understand the value of their membership. For many OFWs, this can mean more informed choices and everyday savings while working abroad.
The event also serves as a gathering point for Filipinos in Hong Kong, supporting connection and community among workers far from home.