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IFTM masters' students gain industry knowledge through staycation learning experience

Twenty (20) masters’ students from the Macao Institute for Tourism Studies (IFTM) recently participated in a two-day staycation at Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG)’s flagship property, Galaxy Macau™. The objectives of the staycation learning experience were for students to gain first-hand experience and insights on the operations of an integrated resort and, as staying guests, to undertake an evaluation of the services offered by the resorts’ team members. The group was led by IFTM’s Professor John Ap, Director of Global Centre for Tourism Education and Training and Visiting Professor of School of Tourism Management, and Dr. Frances Kong, Assistant Professor.


Expedited service for Macao SAR travel document application resumes normal

The Identification Services Bureau (DSI) has finished repairing the system which encountered malfunction previously and resumes accepting expedited applications for the Macao Special Administrative Region Passport and the Macao Special Administrative Region Travel Permit starting from today (6th April).


[infographic] 4 April 2022 epidemic-prevention measures for inbound travellers of different identities

Epidemic-prevention measures for inbound travellers of different identities



Monetary and financial statistics – February 2022

According to statistics released today by the Monetary Authority of Macao, broad money supply retreated in February. Meanwhile, resident deposits decreased from a month ago whereas loans to residents posted an increase.


“Stay, Dine and See Macao” rolls out new itineraries and elements Self-choice itinerary spikes in popularity Over 4,700 residents signed up in the first quarter

As the “Stay, Dine and See Macao” project carries on this year, local tours are regularly enhanced and woven with fresh elements. New itineraries and greater discounts unfold from April onwards. Macao residents are encouraged to explore and spend in the local community, where local tours lead to more robust growth in economic activities.






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