Macao Anti-Smoking Update: The Legislative Assembly has passed tougher tobacco rules, with Macau set to roll out its first official outdoor no-smoking zones at Dr. Carlos d’Assumpção Park, Border Gate Square, and the Ruins of St. Paul’s precinct, banning smoking within 10 metres of entrances/exits of hospitals, health centres, nurseries, childcare facilities, and primary/secondary schools, plus wider outdoor coverage and e-cigarette limits. Youth & Culture on Stage: The International Youth Dance Festival 2026 brought nearly 300 dancers from 11 groups to Macao Forum for its first indoor performance, blending classical elegance, regional and ethnic flair, and modern rhythms, with more shows on 22 and 23 July. Neighbourhood Tourism: MGTO teamed up with Flyday HK for “Macao, Get, Set, Glow 2026,” launching eight running routes (gastronomy, heritage, community, scenery) to spotlight lesser-known areas, backed by influencer promotion and photo challenges. Local Arts Spotlight: Julia Lam Tsz Kwan’s “Hua of Casa” exhibition opened at Mandarin Oriental, Macau, using painting, spray, printmaking, installation and gold-leaf to reflect Macau’s heritage-meets-progress story. Community Health Talk: IAM and the Health Bureau held a mosquito and rodent prevention session for Vietnamese residents, focusing on practical “three no’s” and environmental hygiene. Global Mobility Watch: Macau’s updated immigration guidelines list 88 visa-free countries, including nine African nations, with stay length depending on passport.