The winning strategy
International sporting events are helping reshape Macao’s economy. But can they deliver lasting benefits beyond the final whistle?
Racing to the beat of the drum
As the city prepares for the 2026 Macao International Dragon Boat Races, the sound of drums once again echoes across Nam Van Lake
Kam Chin Pok’s road to success
Kam Chin Pok’s cycling journey stretches from the streets of Macao, where he first rode as an amateur, to the demanding circuits of Asia and Europe as a professional rider. Now a member of the China Anta-Mentech Cycling Team, the 23-year-old is learning what it
Fong Man Wai’s rise to national glory
After securing Macao’s first women’s gold at the National Games, karateka Fong Man Wai is preparing for her next challenge on the Asian Games stage
Record-breaking achievements
Macao recorded its best-ever performance at the National Games, achieving a historic medal haul that marked a significant milestone in the city’s sporting development
Meet Macao’s King of Breaststroke
Chao Man Hou is a record-holding swimmer whose talent has taken him around the world. Currently training for the National Games, the professional athlete proudly represents the potential of Macao’s sporting scene.
Skateboarding Finds its Footing in Macao
Macao saw two new skateparks open in March alone, and one has already hosted the Greater Bay Area’s first international skateboarding competition. Local skater Diogo de Sousa Silverio hopes this momentum will inspire young talent and cement the sport’s place in the city.
Local Handball Eyes the National Games
Fast-paced and fun to watch, handball remains an emerging sport in Macao. Local proponents see the upcoming National Games as a chance to inspire new talent and prove that even a small team can make a big impact when passion, perseverance and pride meet on
Rising Stars in the Sand
Anny Leong and Law Weng Sam represent Macao in beach volleyball, an emerging sport in the Special Administrative Region. Here’s how the athletes moved from bumping and spiking on indoor courts to the shores of Hac Sa Beach. From there, they’re looking to take on