Macao expects 40 million visitors by 2025
The Macao Government Tourism Office expects 40 million visitors in 2025, an increase of 29% over the figure last year.
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Two fairs, one platform
A total of 45 forums, seminars, conferences and other activities were held to promote business, trade networking, and collaboration across borders
Cabo Verde and China: a closer partnership
Exclusive interview with Ulisses Correia e Silva, Prime Minister of Cabo Verde
Creativity in action
Financial support from the Macao government helps bring creative and cultural businesses into fruition
A regional economic transformation
Dr Thomas Chan, Director of the One Belt, One Road Research Institute of Chui Hai College, analyses how the Central Government is promoting the Guangdong‑Hong Kong‑Macao Greater Bay Area economic initiative
The long‑awaited ferry terminal
Opening on June 1st, the new large Taipa Ferry Terminal will improve the transportation system of Macao
Green innovations at the forefront
Macao International Environmental Co‑operation Forum & Exhibition brought to Macao innovative ways to pursue sustainable development
Macao’s fashion designers exhibit in Shanghai for the first time
Local fashion designers make their debut at the China International Fashion Fair
A rising international destination
Tourism chief Maria Helena de Senna Fernandes talks of Macao’s increasing fame