Briefs | Tourists to be texted about human flow during Golden Week 

During the upcoming Chinese National Day holiday, the Macau government will be carrying out a new method to remind tourists about crowds across the city. The Public Security Police

Sands donates nine service vehicles to NGOs

Sands China Ltd. donated nine new service vehicles to four non-governmental organisations in the region yesterday, as part of its relief aid following the aftermath of last

Exclusive | US-based union requests DICJ to tender reports on IGT Asia

The International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) Local 501 has requested that the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) submit documentation related to regulatory oversight conducted

Q&A | Abraham Kostanian Artistic director: Cabaret show creator says theatre is vital to fledgling entertainment sector

Abraham Kostanian is the artistic director behind La Parisienne Cabaret Français, a variety show at Sands China’s Parisian Macao, which this month entered its third phase

Xu Yingzhen | China and Portuguese-speaking countries should take advantage of Macau platform

China and the Portuguese- speaking countries should take full advantage of the Macau platform, said the Secretary-General of the Permanent Secretariat of Forum Macau, who called for

DSI, DSAJ cooperate to speed up BIR application process for newborns

The Identification Services Bureau (DSI), in collaboration with the Legal Affairs Bureau (DSAJ), has launched a simplified procedure to facilitate citizens to apply for the Macau

CTM expects commercial use of 5G in 2020

Local telecom operator CTM announced yesterday that if the 5G license and spectrum arrangements are progressing well, CTM is confident that 5G in Macau will be

Cebu Pacific introduces Cebu-Macau route

LOW-COST carrier Cebu Pacific recently introduced a new direct route linking Cebu City to Macau, which will begin operating on December 7. The new route will

Briefs | Chui visits Asilo Vila Madalena after letter handed to the gov’t

Chief Executive (CE) Chui Sai On paid a visit to Asilo Vila Madalena home in Coloane Village this week in the company of Secretary for Administration and Justice

Public tender for fourth Macau-Taipa link should launch this year

The public tender for the fourth road link connecting the Peninsula to Taipa Island will be ready at the end of this year. The director of Land,

UM research group says economic uncertainty is on the horizon

Macau’s GDP is expected to grow by 8.3 percent in 2018, ranging from a pessimistic rate 5.1 percent to an optimistic rate 11.6 percent, according to

Sou decides to ‘Not Challenge’ TUI’s ruling

Following the Court of Final Appeal’s (TUI) recent decision to end the consideration of an appeal submitted by Sulu Sou, the lawmaker officially stated that he would

Privacy rights | Gov’t proposes new ‘Phone Tapping’ regime with added features

Secretary for Security Wong Sio Chak presented the government’s proposal to change the current legal framework which allows authorities to record and gather information from people while

Traffic | Gov’t wants to widen streets, cut on outdoor parking

The government wants to widen some of the city’s main and most congested streets and cut down street parking for both motorcycles and cars. The

Guinea Bissau opens honorary consulate in Macau, headed by Chan Meng Kam

Guinea Bissau opened earlier this week an honorary consulate in Macau whose facilities were inaugurated in a ceremony attended by Chief Executive Chui Sai On, the Portuguese press

Residents accounted for travel agencies’ growth last year

The latest release from the Statistics and Census Service (DSEC) shows that local travel agencies have recorded a growth of 20.7 percent in 2017 when compared to

Melco goes green key to a better Macau

Climate change is the topic on everyone’s lips these days, especially with the Macau government pushing to ‘green’ its tourism industry. It’s no wonder, then, that today’s eco-conscious

Ford’s lawyers submit 4 affidavits backing up assault story

Christine Blasey Ford’s lawyers said yesterday they have given the Senate sworn affidavits from four people who say she told them well before Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme

Girl About Globe | It’s not calorie counting – it’s Feedbit Connectivity

It’s a mystery to me why no one has come up with Feedbit. It would be like Fitbit but, instead of counting steps taken and calories burned,

Gabriel Tong: AAM can do more to defend Macau’s law

Former lawmaker Gabriel Tong believes that the Macau Lawyers Association (AAM) can do more to defend Macau’s law. Contacted by the Times yesterday, Gabriel Tong,

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