China’s land ports with SARs saw 568,000 exits and entries

Immigration authorities across China yesterday handled 676,000 exits and entries, hitting a record high since the COVID-19 outbreak, the National Immigration Administration (NIA) said yesterday.

Sports betting apps’ notifications encourage more and more wagers – why some people get hooked

Joe is a full-time college student who also works some nights as a security guard. He played basketball all through high school and loves to follow

Feasibility study on tidal barrier claims to solve most of Inner Harbour’s flood problems

A The conclusions of the study were presented yesterday in a session dedicated to the lawmakers at the Legislative Assembly. Gao Wen Jie, a

Ho praises English, Portuguese media as ‘bridge’ with communities, world

The Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng said yesterday that he hopes that the Portuguese- and English-Language media “will continue to act as supervisors and bridges in

DICJ employee arrested over prostitution website

  Internal disciplinary proceedings were initiated against a gaming watchdog employee, following police reports that the resident has allegedly been operating a prostitution website. On Monday, the Judiciary Police

Number of blue card holders lowest since 2013

The number of non-resident workers in Macau has declined to 154,912 in 2022, a continues decrease of 9.4% year-on-year, data from the Labour Affairs Bureau shows.

Islands Hospital: Public-private partnership causing legal issues

The choice of a public-private partnership (PPP) for the management and operation of the Islands District Medical Complex, also known as the Islands Hospital, is creating

70th edition of Grand Prix to return to double-weekend format

The 70th edition of the Macau Grand Prix, to take place in November this year, will likely mimic the 60th edition when the local GP event

City welcomes six group tours after three-year visa hiatus

The long-awaited resumption of mainland tour groups has commenced, with the city welcoming a total of 135 tourists yesterday, divided into six tour groups.

UM forecasts up to 44% GDP growth in 2023

The University of Macau (UM) projects that the economy will grow between 20.5% and 44.1% this year, with recovery being more obvious in the second half

Hengqin Port’s second phase opening postponed to June

The opening of the second phase of Hengqin Port will be postponed to June 2023 as the completion of the infrastructure is scheduled for Mar. 30. According to

DSI extends working hours over public’s greater need for services

The Identification Services Bureau (DSI) will increase application service time for identity card renewal and travel documents application to accommodate a large number of requests.

Economy shows momentum of accelerated recovery: CE

Macau's economy is showing a momentum of accelerated recovery with multiple favorable factors emerging after three years of Covid-19 pandemic, Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng said yesterday.

China Customs issues series of measures for Cooperation Zone development

The General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China (GACC) recently announced a package to support the high-quality development of the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth

Sands China Makes Noteworthy Contributions in Responsible Gaming in 2022

Sands China’s responsible gaming efforts and achievements in 2022 were noteworthy, and provide strong momentum for continuing the company’s long-standing responsible gaming work in the community in 2023.

First tour groups from mainland arrive today

Following the resumption of group tourism visas approved in November last year, the first mainland tour groups will arrive in Macau today. These will be

Gov’t is negotiating with businesses possibility of rehiring TNR

The government met with representatives from different sectors and associations last week to discuss how to increase workers in various sectors by enabling the hiring of

Second seat at AFA stages FM-sponsored exhibition at local UNESCO Centre

Local artist Chiang Wai Lan has opened her fourth solo exhibition at the UNESCO Centre of Macao, exhibiting 45 pieces or sets of her paintings.

Gov’t considers regular San Ma Lo footpath

The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) has said it may make Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro a pedestrian-only zone more often after the popularity of the recent five-day

Gov’t: Macau is now better prepared for 40m tourists/year goal

The local government believes Macau is now better prepared to receive more tourists and to reach the desired goal of 40 million tourists annually, officials said

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