Ed Peters first visited Macau in 1991 and instantly fell for its quasi-Mediterranean charms. He has yet to gamble a single pataca, though he has spent a sizeable amount of money in the city’s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Macau city skyline Macau, known as the Las Vegas of Asia, has rapidly emerged as the hottest new travel destination in the region.

ON A BALMY morning in southern China tourists are back walking the canals of Venice and admiring the architecture of St Mark’s Square. The crowds have returned to the Venetian Macao, a resort with ...

I visited Atlantic City in May 2008 to write about it for Macau Business magazine. I’d been there a couple of times before to try out for Jeopardy, but this was my first time venturing into the ...

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The broad impact and long duration of the COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a severe blow to Macau’s service-export-oriented economy. Affected by travel restrictions and social distancing measures, GDP fell ...

Macau is set to become the world’s richest place by 2020 – but with billion-dollar skyscrapers standing beside rundown apartment blocks, it’s clear not everyone is benefiting On his way to work every ...

Home to stunning cathedrals, centuries-old temples, glitzy casinos and vast theme parks—Macau is a city of amusing contrasts. About sixty kilometres west across the Pearl River Delta from Hong Kong, ...

This overlooked destination has crowds, casinos, colonial heritage and a vast collection of luxurious places to stay Chris is an award-winning journalist with more than 20 years of experience in ...

Studio City is the latest integrated resort to open in the gaming capital Macau. And you can’t miss it. It’s a building with a gigantic golden figure-eight ferris wheel in the center – the world’s ...

The number of people who speak Patuá – a blend of Portuguese and Cantonese – is down to just 50 as the casino-dominated ‘Las Vegas of the east’ continues to expand. Can they keep their native tongue ...