Macao’s better than expected tourism recovery has led to predictions of a major rebound in the economy this year.
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Charges against a senior public prosecutor have marred a year that otherwise saw the conclusion of several complex cases.
Some four million viewers also tuned into the shows via live-streaming channels, according to the Macao Trade and Investment Promotion Institute.
The long-delayed Lobito oil refinery is expected to process around 200,000 barrels a day once completed in 2026.
Visitors from Macao’s near neighbour have almost returned to pre-pandemic levels, says Maria Helena de Senna Fernandes.
The exhibition was launched at a special ceremony last week, attended by Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng and other top officials.
The sometime junket king has been acquitted of fraud but has had sentencing upheld in respect of the crimes of criminal association and illicit gambling.
Gaming boss Robert Goldstein says speculation should be around how big the market could get, not whether or not it will recover.
The city’s distinctive yellow and green rickshaws were once one of its main means of transport. Veteran drivers say more could be done to secure the rickshaws’ survival.
The strong response to the C-PLPEX fair for companies from Portuguese-speaking countries underscores the value of two-way trade and Macao’s bridging role.
The archipelago continues to struggle with grid stability amid high fuel costs and overdue maintenance.
After three years of stagnant salaries in both the private and public sector, workers in Macao look set for a modest bump in wages.