Hengqin records surge in visitor arrivals from Macau

Tourist attractions in the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin drew 288,300 visitors during the October 1 to 7 National Day holiday - an increase

Casino stocks plunge as Covid infections rise

Casino shares have been trading lower since Monday following new cases detected in the neighboring region. The downturn follows the National Day Golden Week in

Group calls for better planning on children’s playground

The government should better inform residents of the details of planned public playgrounds before they open, a member of the Social Service Advisory Committee has said.

Gov’t and bidders in a dead-lock over border restrictions

Negotiations between the gaming concessions tender commission and the seven companies that submitted bids to the new gaming concessions have reached an apparent deadlock, TDM Radio

Hong Kong nixes US sanctions on Russian-owned superyacht

Hong Kong’s leader John Lee said yesterday he will only implement United Nations sanctions, after the U.S. warned the territory’s status as a financial center could

Photo exhibition encourages Taiwan tourism

A photo exhibition was opened yesterday at the Dr Sun Yat Sen Memorial House in the attempt to encourage tourism to Taiwan. The exhibition has

PSP detains woman for appropriating lost wallet

The Public Security Police Force (PSP) has detained a woman from the mainland holding a permit to visit family members in Macau, for the appropriation

Border restrictions for cross-border travelers imposed until Oct. 31

From October 9 to October 31, Zhuhai-Macau travelers crossing Gongbei Port, Qingmao Port and Wangzai Port can only take one round trip a day, following the discovery

Ron Lam calls for balance between national security, ‘One country, two systems’

The national security law review should be conducted in such a way that “One country, two systems” will be well conserved, the Association of Synergy of

The 5,000-year history of writer’s block

Ann Patchett, who has written eight novels and five books of nonfiction, says that when faced with writer’s block, sometimes it seems that the muse has “gone out

Gov’t satisfied with Golden Week arrivals, hotel occupancy at 67%

The October 1 to 7 National Day Holiday, also known as the “Golden Week” of the National Day, ended last Friday, with the city recording some

City records more days with poor-quality air

Macau has recorded several days of poor air quality levels in August and September, according to Meteorological and Geophysics Bureau data. Information has shown the

Zhuhai’s new cases lead to cross-border workers, student suspensions

The Macau government has called on affected Macau residents to refrain from returning to work or study for the time being in response to new

Daisy Ho acquires 10% stake of SJM from Angela Leong

SJM Resorts managing director Daisy Ho has acquired a 10% stake in the company after assuming Angela Leong’s former role amid management changes – a

LRT: Barra ‘hub’ construction delayed to March 2023

Construction of the Light Rapid Transit (LRT) Barra station has suffered a delay and the station will not be completed until March 2023, the Chinese

Family of late mogul Stanley Ho risks losing Portugal casinos to rival bidder

The family of the late casino tycoon, Stanley Ho, is at risk of losing the licenses for operating two of Portugal’s biggest casinos following a higher

International schools at One Oasis to start operations next year

The two social facilities built on land plot 12a on Coloane’s One Oasis development, which will be used by two international schools, will potentially start

Youth job fair to offer 1,100 vacancies, debut English job interview workshops

The upcoming Youth Career Expo 2022 will feature two job interview workshops conducted in English, the head of a local association has highlighted. The

Journalists Association finds National Security Law review plan unclear

The Macau Journalists Association has expressed its concerns over the vagueness and breadth of the proposed review on the National Security Law in a document

UN rights body rejects Western bid to debate alleged Xinjiang abuses

In a close diplomatic victory for China, the U.N.'s top human rights body today voted down a proposal from Britain, Turkey, the United States and other mostly Western countries

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