The short answer is ‘casinos’. These generate massive amounts of tax revenue for the government (and themselves), and employ a large swathe of the small city’s population
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At his new restaurant Sushi Kissho, Masaaki Miyakawa offers local diners an authentic omakase experience where seafood and seasonality reign supreme
The author and show host talks to Macao News about her daytime Emmy-nominated show, etiquette in the digital era, and how manners can overcome cultural differences.
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Baccarat is synonymous with Macao, but its roots run deeper than glitzy Cotai casinos – or James Bond movies for that matter.
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Now that lawmakers have voted unanimously to scrap all market curbs, you may be thinking about getting into local real estate. Here’s what to know.