Trip.com claims offer of hotels across the border is not a marketing strategy

Some travelers to Macau have been surprised by offers made by the online booking platform Trip.com after searching for accommodation in Macau. In a direct email

Chinese civil servants call for 3.3% pay raise

Leaders of the Macao Chinese Civil Servants Association told local media that civil servants ought to see 3.3% pay raise this year amid rising costs of

To bring exhibitions to China is ‘often challenging,’ Foundation says

To bring and host the annual exhibition of the World Press Photography (WPP) Foundation to China is a task that the representatives from the organization find challenging,

Macau arranging flight check-in for HZMB incoming passengers

Aflight check-in service center is being arranged for the Macau immigration building at the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge (HZMB) for flights serving the Macau airport, the government

New weed laws draw tourists from across Asia

A Japanese tourist reaches into a baggie of cannabis he’s just bought in a central Bangkok weed shop, pulling out a gram of buds to chop down

Annual eco-protection expo to be extended this year

An expo in Macau on environmental protection topics that is traditionally three days in duration will have an additional day this year, the organizer announced

Art business forum opens as IR expo kicks off

A returning one-day forum that discusses the art business opened yesterday as part of the Asian IR Expo. Officially referred to as ArtBiz Asia, the forum’s

Chlorine from clogged pipe poisons three workers

Three workers from a bakery shop at the San Hong Building at the Rua da Alfândega in Macau were reportedly poisoned due to chlorine inhalation,

TUI sentences croupier to 51 months jail for causing over HKD2m damage to casino

A local croupier has been sentenced by the Court of Final Appeal (TUI) to four years and three months in jail for participating with five players in

Melco opens Europe’s largest casino resort in Cyprus as tourism rebounds

A new casino resort touted as the largest of its kind in Europe has opened its doors in Cyprus, aiming to transform the east Mediterranean island nation into

Raging conflict in Sudan displaces over 3.1 million people, UN says

Araging conflict in Sudan has driven more than 3.1 million people from their homes, including over 700,000 who fled to neighboring countries, the United Nations said yesterday,

All rooms open for summer, tourism chief says

The city’s hotel rooms will be fully available for the upcoming summer holidays peak season, Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) director Maria Helena de Senna

Concessionaire claims difficulties, lack of trust of sectors for services shortage

The company in charge of the management and operation of the commercial areas of Taipa Ferry Terminal (TFT) – CSI Group Ltd (CSI) – has been

G2E Asia returns with parallel expo on integrated resorts

Asia's leading gambling expo G2E Asia returned to Macau yesterday alongside a parallel expo focusing on integrated resorts (IR). After three years of hiatus

New HK, Macau work office makes debut

A new Hong Kong and Macao Work Office, under the Communist Party of China Central Committee, made its debut as its deputy head reportedly attended a recent event.

Outer Harbour ferry service to halt July 17 due to fourth bridge works

The Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal will have all services canceled Monday (July 17) due to construction of the 4th Macau-Taipa Bridge, the Marine and Water

Concessionaire to blame for the low range of services

For some time, travelers and other users of the Taipa Ferry Terminal have been noticing difficulties in accessing some basic services at the mega facility located

Casino revenues to hit 100% pre-Covid levels by October: JP Morgan

Gaming revenues are likely to hit 100% of pre-Covid levels by October as the first nine days of July recorded a robust recovery, according to JP

Stabbing at local school injures a student, education bureau ‘highly concerned’

An alleged stabbing that took place in a secondary school yesterday saw a female student injured, generating concerns from the education bureau. According to

Macau records below-passing Consumer Confidence Index in Q2

The city has obtained a score of 94.33 in the Consumer Confidence Index in the second quarter of the year, on a scale of 0

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