AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTourism: Macao’s Tourism Development Committee met for the first time this year on Nov. 13, reviewing tourism plans and the latest visitor trends. Officials and Hengqin representatives also discussed a joint world-class resort district, with sustainable, high-quality tourism among the priorities for 2027. Film and Music: The China and Portuguese-speaking Countries Film Festival opens Nov. 13, bringing nearly 30 films to Macao through Dec. 7, alongside talks and workshops. On Nov. 14, Mozambican singer Stewart Sukuma joins the Macao Chinese Orchestra for a cross-cultural concert featuring traditional instruments. Sports and Community: The government is using major sporting events to encourage longer stays and channel visitor spending to local businesses. The Macau Grand Prix, Nov. 19–22, and December’s marathon will be paired with family activities, food and cultural events. Folk Culture: Macao’s Hometown Carnival wrapped up after four days of regional food, heritage displays and technology experiences, with more than 110 stalls. Education: University of Macau communication students won first prize in a national data journalism competition for a project on inclusive education in Macao. Civic Affairs: Former lawmaker Au Kam San was sentenced to 12.5 years in prison in the first publicly known case under Macao’s national security law; UN officials and rights groups have raised concerns about the sentence and trial.
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