Head to the hills
Natural beauty is everywhere in Macao, you just have to know where to look. That’s why we asked Eric Leong, co-founder of Associação de Juventude San Ngai de Macau hiking club, for his insider tips.
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Accidentally Wes Anderson x Macao Art Exhibition
Featuring over 30 photographs captured in Macao and the surrounding region, the Accidentally Wes Anderson x Macao Art Exhibition is an ode to Wes Anderson’s whimsical universe.
The 2023 Policy Address: Economic recovery and diversification
Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng expresses optimism for a smoother year ahead, with tourism and the Guangdong-Macao Intensive Cooperation Zone at the heart of Macao’s bounce back.
Local NGO gives Macao’s youth a voice at UN’s 27th climate conference
Macao’s first Local Conference of Youth was a wake up call for many, and offered bold solutions to “protect our only home and future.”
Janet McNab on AustCham: Networking, Australia Day and moustaches
The Australian-born, long-time Asia resident is in charge of two Marriott hotels in Macao, one of them the city’s largest. At the same time, she is getting Macao’s newest Chamber of Commerce up and running. It’s all in a day’s work for Janet McNab.
The next fashion frontier
In June, Fong Chon Kit and Fiona Sam launched 404absent, Macao’s first digital fashion brand and proof of concept for a whole new way to create clothes. Now, they hope to use the metaverse to disrupt the fashion scene and introduce Macao to a world of new opportunities.
A cosmopolitan past: Trade, travel and indulgence in 19th-century Macao
19th-century Macao was a heady destination for the international elite; a place where Chinese silks met French Champagne, Cantonese opera met Mozart, exotic creatures could be purchased as pets, and the vibrant sim-sungs offered daily music and opium-infused relaxation.
Zhao Zhao: A Long Day
The Macao Museum of Art is displaying 82 pieces/sets of art from the Xinjiang-born artist, highlighted by some of his most important works over the past two decades.
Vibrant creatures
Look at the sky, water or trees and you’ll see that Macao is blessed with some beautiful flying creatures. Bird photographer João Monteiro takes us through his lens, showcasing some of the city’s abundant bird life.
Remembering the 1622 Battle of Macao
Historian Ivo Carneiro de Sousa recalls the Dutch East India Company’s attempts to conquer Macao and control trade routes in Southeast Asia, how the battle took place and how the event was recalled by the Dutch, the Jesuits and the Dominican Friars.