AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMacau Arts & Culture: “Porcelain Echoes: The Fusion of East and West” opens at Ho’s Clan Association Exhibition Hall, using broken porcelain from the Ruins of St. Paul’s to trace centuries of East-West exchange through contemporary painting and mixed materials. Immersive Entertainment: Studio City Macau debuts “Stardust,” a 4D immersive flying experience developed with Dynamic Entertainment, replacing the former “Batman Dark Flight” with motion seating plus synchronized wind, fog and scent effects. Kids’ Theatre: The 3rd Macao International Children’s Arts Festival runs “Stone Wolves,” a Portuguese puppet show built from wood, metal and playful objects, with performances in Cantonese and Portuguese at the Macao Cultural Centre. Tourism & Education: The Macao-Hengqin International Education (University) Town is set to cost 18 billion yuan, with UM, MPU and UTM using Hengqin transitional facilities in phase one. Arts Policy & Community: Macau’s consultation on association registration reform is drawing attention from long-time community leaders, while a new TCM AI health station at MGM Cotai blends digital screening with traditional wellness for worker well-being. Pop Culture: KUN kicks off “THE DEADMAN” Asia Tour in Macau, and Doh Kyung Soo announces a 10-city “DAY OFF” Asia tour with Macau on the route. Gaming & Resorts (context): Melco reports 2Q26 revenue down 5.7% amid low hold and World Cup effects, while Galaxy lifts its interim dividend payout ratio to 75% as StarWorld renovations continue.
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