Rua da Alfândega, aka “Philippine Street” is a local treasure trove of Filipino food. Macao-born Filipino musician Ari Calangi shows us his favourite spots.
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Pierre Elma
Video Content Producer
Pierre has 10 years under his belt in the video production industry. His career has taken him and his camera on assignment to parts of Asia and Europe. He first collaborated with Macao News in 2021 as a freelancer, and today he’s the video content producer, responsible for video shoots, edits, and growing the platform’s video arm. In his free time, Pierre enjoys listening to music, playing video games, and pursuing his love of street photography.
Cool down with something delicious and local - that’s right, we’ve got a couple of Made in Macao scoops for you.
Pickleball is starting to overtake golf as a place for professional networking. Less intimidating and expensive than teeing off over 18 holes.