AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 minutes agoAutism Inclusion in Hospitality: Galaxy Macau says Galaxy Hotel, Galaxy Kidz Edutainment Center, and Grand Resort Deck have earned the Certified Autism Center™ designation from IBCCES, with staff trained to better support autistic and sensory-sensitive guests. Arts & Community: The 18th China International Chorus Festival opened in Beijing with 306 choirs from 31 countries and regions, including Macao, running July 13–20 with performances, workshops, and public welfare events. Tourism Momentum: Despite casino revenue worries, Macao’s tourist arrivals keep climbing, with Qingmao Immigration Center clearing over 20 million entries since the start of the year and capacity now above 50%. Local Culture & Reading: The Cultural Affairs Bureau’s mobile library returns to Macau districts with weekend stops until September, adding new locations and popular “Story World” sessions for families. Youth, Learning & STEM: A Macao team took part in a London STEM youth final focused on reducing food waste, showing how young innovators are turning science into practical solutions. Social Policy Focus: Macau has set up two cross-department coordination groups to drive its 10-year elderly services and rehabilitation services action plans for 2026–2035. Family-Friendly Environment: A new children’s picture book, “Paw Paw Dragon: The Secret Maze of the Mangroves,” launches at the Macau Book Carnival to boost mangrove and wetland conservation awareness for Macau and Hengqin.
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