Macao has spent 2023 fighting back from the economic and emotional ravages of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Macau Grand Prix is setting the seal on the city’s comeback.
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The tiny bloodsuckers are running amok in many parts of the world right now – and high-end digs won’t necessarily save you. Vigilance is key, officials warn.
The 70th Macau Grand Prix has drawn a talented line-up for two consecutive, adrenaline-fuelled weekends. These are the F3 and F4 names to watch.
The SAR has sent a team of 174 to take part in 17 disciplines in Guangxi, where Macao’s total medal haul now stands at four.
College student Sou Cho Man, who came fifth in her event at September’s Asian Games, picks up a wushu bronze in Guangxi.
Four thousand people took part in the Giua Circuit Fun Run on Sunday, while others entered into the Grand Prix spirit at a family-friendly carnival.
The Sacred Heart Canossian College student bags Macao’s first medal at the event, coming first in the 50-metre breaststroke competition.
Up to 20 departures are available each day, with the service connecting Macao and China’s tech hub via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge.
When you think of premier destinations for corporate gatherings and grand exhibitions, Macao has been quietly but swiftly climbing the ranks for some time now. So what’s driving this surge in popularity?
They were the last Covid-19 prevention measures left standing after China opened its borders earlier this year.
The SAR’s Chief Executive bid the 174 athletes good luck at Government Headquarters yesterday, urging them to lean into their fighting spirits – but make friends along the way.
By hosting four top-tier golfers at Sands Golf Day, Sands China aims to solidify the city's reputation as a leading sports tourism destination and a hub for nurturing young talent.