Rafelle Allego

Rafelle Allego

About Rafelle Allego

Rafelle grew up in Hong Kong and Macao. She spent her first eight years in Hong Kong before settling down in its sister SAR, however she has also lived in the Philippines, previously graduating from the University of the Philippines Cebu. Here, she developed an interest in investigative writing, Infographics and screenplay writing and later became a journalist in Macao. Rafelle boasts an adventurous heart and a desire, at some stage, to embark on an epic quest herself. She enjoys getting on any random bus in Macao with no destination in mind while listening to show songs and movie soundtracks.

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A decade in pictures

Macao Magazine celebrates its 10th anniversary this month so, to toast the milestone, we bring you some of our favourite images that have appeared in our 55 issues over the past decade.

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In your words

How has Macao changed since 1999? We hit the streets and ask the people what they think about our SAR’s past and future.

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Pillars of the community

Whether they’re fleeing a revolution, looking for decent domestic work or even preparing to launch a Grand Prix, Indonesians have been migrating to Macao for more than half a century. Welcome to a vibrant community that has been integral in building our city.

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Curious curations

Macao is home to more than 30 museums – but only a handful are so far off the beaten track, they deserve attention. We’ve curated a list of eight which offer unique glimpses into the past.

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Serving up an ace tournament

Nothing beats watching some of the world’s most talented sports players up close and personal in a competition with high stakes. And that’s just what Macao Magazine experienced at the FIVB Volleyball Women’s Nations League (VNL) Macao 2019 tournament, held at the Macao Forum between May 28 and 30.

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Macao, a Legendary Journey

Lisbon’s most iconic square, Praça do Comércio, was “taken over” by Macao for four nights, 12–16 March. Inspired by the legend of goddess A-Ma, protector of sailors and fishermen, the video mapping show ‘Macau: A Legendary Journey’ filled the walls of the square’s buildings, which house some of Portugal’s most important Ministries.

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