Macao

The Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) is making unreserved efforts to coordinate and handle various tasks in the wake of Typhoon Hato, which took the lives of six, injured more than 150 and left the city with widespread damage. With wind gusts of up to 240km/h compounded by severe tidal conditions, the former Portuguese enclave…

Macao will have much to crow about in 2017 as it celebrates the Year of the Rooster with the opening of additional modern integrated resorts to…

Macao is readying itself to roll out the red carpet and reach for the stars at a number of colourful festivals and family events leading up and…

Macao’s reputation for serving quality cuisine has jumped a few more notches with news that 19 restaurants earned star ratings in the recently released 2017 edition of the 'Michelin Guide Hong Kong Macau'. While the Grand Lisboa’s two premier restaurants – Robuchon au Dome and The Eight – maintained their three-star billings,…

Amid fanfare and celebration, The Parisian Macao opened its doors to the public for the first time on Tuesday 13 September. The grand opening of…

Go back to the e-newsletter When visitors arrive at The Parisian Macao, the newest addition to Sands Resorts Cotai Strip Macao, they will be greeted by a…

Go back to the e-newsletter Sands China Ltd the majority-held subsidiary of global integrated resort developer Las Vegas Sands Corp, has announced that its elegant French-themed property, The Parisian Macao, will open its doors on Tuesday 13 September 2016. The launch of the newest addition to the Sands China Ltd portfolio of properties on…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtTRTgITGL4 Go back to the e-newsletter “Wake up with Macao” . . . that’s the message which will warmly welcome daily…

Go back to the e-newsletter The Parisian Macao, the crowning jewel of Sheldon G. Adelson's vision for the Cotai Strip in Macao, is set to be unveiled in late…

The Macao Government Tourism Office heralded the Year of the Monkey with an industry reception, held at Sky Phoenix restaurant in Sydney. Guests were treated to a display of Macanese culture, including acclaimed photographs by Antonio Leong, which dotted the room. Macao is always on the move, and the figures prove it. In 1999, the year Macao…