Macau press delegation visits Hengqin

Organized by the Macao Liaison Office, a delegation of Macau Portuguese and English press participated in the visit tour to Guangdong-Macao Intensive Cooperation Zone in Hengqin. The latest move comes after

Gov’t says closing VIP rooms will not affect workers

Staff members from casinos’ VIP rooms that have been recently closed should not be affected, according to a joint press statement from the Labour Affairs Bureau

Junket closures compliance with US regulations: HK media

Junket closures at US-originated casino brands in Macau may have occurred in compliance with US regulations, according to Hong Kong media Ming Pao.  US brands

City Fringe Festival to feature 20 programs

The 21st Macao City Fringe Festival will be taking place from January 12 to 23, 2022, with the theme “Margin Break.” The festival will feature

DSPA holds workshop on combustible gases installation 

The Environmental Protection Bureau (DSPA) recently held a workshop to present the main contents of the technical standards on the installation of combustible gases in buildings regulation, which was

Crime | PJ unveils MOP486,000 iPhone bundle buy scam

The case came to the attention of the PJ after a mainland woman filed a complaint on December 4, claiming that the man had stolen RMB384,000

DSPA to promote EVs to cut emissions

The government will increase the promotion of electric vehicles (EVs) to cut down on exhaust emissions, the director of the Environmental Protection Bureau (DSPA) Raymond Tam

UM monitoring alleged sexual harassment case following former student’s claim

A Facebook post from a former University of Macau (UM) student has been circulating online regarding a current PhD student’s alleged behavior, including harassment, manipulation, and

Sands China continues to fulfil sustainability commitments

Sands China Ltd. has continued to progress on its sustainability commitments leading to garnering renowned accolades. In 2021, Sands China made significant strides in achieving measurable

Trip.com: Rebranding Macau as a leisure destination will lead to huge travel pick-up

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought tourism to a pause, as borders around the globe were shut to deter the spread of the virus. But with the

CDC: Quarantine-free scheme with Hong Kong may only welcome vaccinated travelers

Although there no update from the local government on border normalization with Hong Kong at the regular health press conference yesterday, Dr Leong Iek Hou, coordinator

Chinese central banker says market can handle developer debt

Financial markets can cope with the impact of a Chinese real estate developer that is struggling to avoid defaulting on $310 billion in debt, the central

Gov’t dismisses UK, Canada Olympic boycott as ‘farce’

China yesterday dismissed the decision by Canada and the United Kingdom to join Washington’s diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games as a “farce.” 

This day in history | 1988 Death toll rises in Armenian earthquake

Up to 45,000 people have died and a further 500,000 are homeless after the devastating earthquake which ripped through Armenia, official figures revealed today.  Rescue work

Book It Memoir: Leaving the Children of God ‘sex cult’ and her Macau childhood

Faith Jones’ vivid memoir “Sex Cult Nun” chronicles her 23 years in the infamous Children of God cult and her slow journey to leave. Born into the

TASTE OF EDESIA | A chocolate affair 

This Winter, Four Seasons Hotel Macao’s Valrhona Afternoon Tea Set at Xiao Ting features artful western savouries and sweets at the elegant space.  Founded in 1922, Valrhona is a

Hong Kong tycoon, two others convicted over Tiananmen vigil

Hong Kong tycoon and prominent pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai and two others were convicted yesterday for their roles in last year’s banned Tiananmen candlelight vigil, amid

The Buzz | Remains of US soldier killed in Korean War identified

The notification to Guliuzza, now 84 and living with family in Everett, Washington, came last year, seven decades after she had last seen her older brother

World Views | Medical examiners and coroners have borne a heavy burden during the Covid-19 pandemic

“We stopped doing heads.” It was the second time I’d heard a medical examiner say this while I was studying how the roles of medical examiners and

Friday, December 10, 2021 – edition no. 3912

— Macau in a good position to market itself as a travel destination with high-quality offerings as purchasing power grows among millennials: Trip.com CEO, Jane Sun, told the Times in an

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