Credit Suisse has released a report recommending that conservative investors avoid buying stakes in Macau’s gaming stocks. This advice comes in light of the weaker-than-expected Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR) indicators
Oxford Economics has published a report assessing the potential global ramifications of a slowdown in China’s economic growth, indicating 46 other economies that would likely be affected. The group has
South Korea is a popular tourist destination for Macau residents. It is believed the new flight will better meet consumer demand during peak seasons such as Christmas. T’Way Air is a
The development of the “Dawan area” – a logistics hub in the coastal areas covering Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau – and the strengthening of cooperation on tourism are two
Celebrated illusionist Franz Harary has brought an award-winning line-up of magicians to Studio City’s new entertainment attraction, “The House of Magic,” which opened to the public yesterday. Packed with hundreds of
The Identification Services Bureau (DSI) has set up a website to inform residents about their fundamental rights and duties under the jurisdiction of the Basic Law. The website, which was
The second day of debate regarding the policy address for the Security sector continued yesterday at the Legislative Assembly (AL) on the topic of the merger of the institute for
“We are working on this for the tourists. We will try to implement this next year in all border points,” said the director, stating also that this new system is
Macau’s casino revenue fell for the 18th straight month in November, as China’s moves to curb illicit money flows from the mainland deterred the high-stakes players who rely on junket
Former Assistant Public Prosecutor-General Paulo Martins Chan was officially sworn in yesterday as the director of the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ), bracing himself for a new chapter of
November’s gaming earnings have been the lowest of the year so far, which came as little surprise to the authorities. The government is currently exploring the viability of distributing coupons
The exhibit, organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, features works by Zhang Zexun, in the style of her family clay figure collection – artistic representations of figures inspired by legends,
The conference held several discussions on international trade laws and how the harmonization of these laws could be conducive to the future development of the private sector. Legal experts were present
The new regulations state that electronic devices with lithium batteries will be permitted both in hand luggage and in checked-in baggage, provided that the batteries do not exceed 2 grams
The Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) industry recorded a strong growth rate in the third quarter of 2015, according to information from the Statistics and Census Service. This comes
Macau’s economy contracted a fifth straight quarter as the world’s largest center of gambling was pummeled by an economic slowdown in China and the government’s attack on corruption which scared
The 20th European Union (EU)-Macau Joint Committee meet- ing, held here on Friday, concluded with the announcement of further cooperation in the fields of legal training and innovation. The meeting allowed the
Security authorities plan to launch preparatory works next year for a new network security center as part of their premeditated anti-cybercrime efforts, the Secretary for Security Wong Sio Chak hinted
The Macau Youth Civil Servants’ Association’s founding members were sworn in on Sunday in the presence of major officials and representatives of other youth-oriented organizations. “The MSAR government has long valued
Final year students of the Tourism Retail and Marketing Management program at the Institute for Tourism Studies (IFT) have successfully completed a visual merchandizing and store design project. The project
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