Sands China announced the winners of its creative arts competition with an awards presentation and the opening of an exhibition displaying the works at The Venetian Macao.
Launched in August, “Sands China Presents: Macao’s Past & Present Creative Arts Competition” was created in support of the region’s art and cultural industries.
The competition invited members of the public to create pieces of art demonstrating the unique local charm of Macau’s past and present. Entries could be submitted in artistic and creative forms such as painting, photography and sculpture.
Winners were chosen from each category, including a special award in each category for entries themed on The Parisian Macao, Sands China’s newest integrated resort.
Winners received valuable prizes from a total prize pool of over MOP150,000, with their winning pieces now displayed at the exhibition.
The awarded works can be viewed at the exhibition at The Venetian Macao until December 29.
CTM broadens wi-fi service coverage
CTM will offer free CTM Wi-Fi at more than 1,300 affiliated restaurants of iFood Macau.
The kick-off ceremony of “Wi-Fi restaurant Project” was held at China Civil Plaza last week, according to the company’s press release.
Ebel Cham, Vice President of Commercial at CTM said that broadening CTM Wi-Fi coverage to more than 1,300 affiliated restaurants of iFood Macau would enable residents and tourists to enjoy the convenience brought by high speed Wi-Fi services. She added that both parties will further strengthen the partnership in order to offer a greater array of exclusive privileges to CTM customers and iFood Macau members.
By the end of this year, more than 2,000 CTM Wi-Fi hotspots will be located at entry ports, tourism spots, hotels, hospitals, libraries, shopping malls and on public transport. The company said it will continue to promote the development and application of the CTM Wi-Fi network.
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