In the wake of Hong Kong’s embarrassment over a football match failure, several lawmakers say they’re worried Macao is setting itself up for a fall.
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A daily rate of 120,000 visitors – the same as Christmas Eve – has been forecast for the upcoming holiday period, which kicks off 10 February.
New rules are being set to let SAR residents bypass a daily remittance cap of 80,000 yuan when buying property in the GBA’s mainland cities.
Expect live music, an AI photobooth, and opportunities to lock in your luck for the Year of the Dragon at the former Iec Long Firecracker Factory – plus a few Valentine's Day specials at the Taipa Houses Museum.
A 300 percent increase in dengue cases year-on-year prompts a public health response even as the country gears up for its iconic celebration.
Jimmy Wardhana and Christine Choi of Macao’s JWCC Architecture have been included in an annual grouping of young design talent.
Under a new proposal, qualified foreigners in the city would be able to cross the border to Hengqin with fewer hassles.
The event will feature comedic theatrical plays, award-winning comedy films, an awards ceremony and discussion panels.
Subject to conditions, makers of films, videos, ads or TV programmes featuring elements of Macao, or filmed on location in the city, are eligible for subsidies.
‘The organiser should deal with consumers’ demands,’ says sports minister Kevin Yeung, as disappointed fans call for ticket refunds.
The chief executive has personally exempted the six concessionaires from paying Macao’s 12 percent tax rate on profits over 600,000 patacas.
Fifty-one-year-old Sha Yan has moved up the stock exchange’s ranks, taking the helm from Chen Huaping.