Macao is investing substantial amounts in modernising its infrastructure, both for the local needs of the city’s residents as well as to lay the foundations for its further integration into the wider Greater Bay Area development.
Macao’s businesses and professionals capitalise on new opportunities as cooperation improves across the Greater Bay Area.
Carlos Marreiros takes us on an architectural journey through the decades in Macao.
Mangroves serve as roots of the sea, they protect our shorelines and are a nursery ground for our biodiversity.
Fitting imageries for an excerpt from Viola Chinesa by Camilo Pessanha, a Portuguese poet who spent much of his life in Macao, itself a compelling blend of Chinese and Portuguese influences.
The incense, matches and firecrackers industries dominated the post-WWII economy of Macao until they were driven away by land shortages and high labour costs.
Over the next decade, Macao will undertake a series of new infrastructure projects such as a new bridge and a tunnel linking the Macao Peninsula to the Taipa island
With 11 faculties, leading institutes and research centres, Macau University of Science and Technology is bringing education to a higher level
The Lai Kei ice‑cream shop is a must‑go place in town. The flavours it offers are unchanged three generations after the opening of the shop