The Macao Grand Prix Museum comes back to life
New interactive displays, walk-through replicas and Madame Tussauds wax figures mean the museum has come roaring out of the pandemic better than ever.
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‘We have seen the future’
TheArsenale sells a vision of mobility’s future. This luxury concept store recently launched its 5th season in Macao.
Cynical Realism comes to Macao
Fang Lijun’s bold, dream-like artwork has amassed fans across four decades. An ambitious exhibition attempts to capture the artist’s formidable oeuvre.
Jacky Cheung in action
Shun Man Cheung, or ‘Jacky’ as friends and family know him, grew up watching Hollywood movies. Now, he gets to make them as a cinematographer in Los Angeles and Asia.
Powering the smart city dream
To meet its goal of becoming a smart city, Macao needs somewhere to store and process massive quantities of data. Why is this and what implications does this have on the public and environment?
Sharing the spirit of Canada
Canadian Chamber of Commerce (CanCham) President Howard Stribbell, PhD, talks about opportunities awaiting Canada and Macao in their growing relationship in the Greater Bay Area.
What’s happening at Macao’s planetarium?
It once held the Guinness World Record for having the highest 3D resolution. While this record has since been beaten, the planetarium keeps coming up with innovative ways to get kids and adults excited over outer space.
Macao-Hong Kong cooperation key to post-Covid future
The SARs’ chief executives met twice in March, describing their territories as China’s bridge to the world.
Nearly four decades of Macao-made medicine
With strong foundations in pharmaceuticals, Macao is set to boost its medical sector – part of the government’s plan for economic diversification.
Lusophone companies look east
Macao’s historic connections with Portuguese-speaking countries are being leveraged by the financial services sector as it seeks to expand their reach in the Greater Bay Area.