AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 minutes agoMacao Creative Industries: The Cultural Affairs Bureau is inviting local cultural and creative companies to apply for a Macao Pavilion at the Cross-Strait (Xiamen) Cultural Industries Fair, with products required to feature Macao World Heritage or intangible cultural heritage elements (applications run until 7 Oct). Civic Culture & Community: IAM launches the inaugural “City-wide Courtesy” series from 17–31 Oct, with 16 activity types across 43 sessions, including interactive photo spots, workshops, and a courtesy-themed orienteering competition. Gastronomy Spotlight: Macao will host the 2026 Bocuse d’Or Asia-Pacific selection on 1–2 Nov, a major boost for the city’s UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy status. Mid-Autumn Hygiene Push: IAM plans stronger street cleaning, extra bins, and tighter public toilet management during the holiday surge. Youth & Wellbeing: Melco and Fu Luen roll out an 11-school theatre tour, “Invisible Bullying,” using campus performances to tackle less visible bullying and support mental wellness. Border Travel Context: Authorities expect a holiday traffic jump across Guangdong ports linking Hong Kong and Macao, with Macao residents citing easier connections via Qingmao. Arts in the City: Galaxy Macau opens Gao Xiaowu’s “Dream Voyage” exhibition at Galaxy Promenade, running until 17 Nov.
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