AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMacau Arts & Culture: “Porcelain Echoes” is on at Ho’s Clan Association Exhibition Hall, using broken porcelain from the Ruins of St. Paul’s to trace Macau’s East–West exchange through contemporary painting and mixed materials. Family Arts: The 3rd Macao International Children’s Arts Festival debuts “Stone Wolves” at the Macao Cultural Centre, a Portuguese-made puppet show (Cantonese/Portuguese) that invites kids to explore emotions and questions rather than get one-way answers. Entertainment & Leisure: Studio City Macau has launched “Stardust,” a new 4D immersive flying experience replacing the earlier “Batman Dark Flight,” with motion seating plus synchronized wind, fog and scent effects. Sports Tourism: Macau’s sports calendar keeps expanding, with the city framing major events as more than spectacle—aiming for visitor pull and wider economic spillover. Gaming Business Watch: Melco says 2Q26 revenues fell 5.7% to US$1.25b on low hold and World Cup effects, while REM at City of Dreams Macau is set for a revamped grand opening after soft-opening. Music Spotlight: Doh Kyung Soo confirms his 2026–27 DAY OFF tour, with Macau listed among the stops.
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