AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWorld Cup in Cotai: Lisboeta Macau has opened “Classic Revival: World Football History Exhibition,” a free, interactive display running to July 19 with 70+ items, Pelé tributes and photo spots, timed for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. MGTO Travel Safety: MGTO urges Macao residents heading to Canada, Mexico and the U.S. to plan ahead, watch for safety risks, and use the tourism hotline if help is needed. Immigration Upgrade: From June 11, eligible non-resident workers and non-resident students in Macao can use the iris automated clearance service at six checkpoints. Tourism by Rail & Road: Macau’s Tourism & Leisure Bus gets route and frequency tweaks, including a new two-way “Macau Peninsula to Cotai” route and expanded weekend service for Zape. Anti-Smoking Push: Lawmakers passed the outline to expand outdoor smoking bans, ban e-cigarettes in public spaces, and allow inspectors to use body cams. Sports Betting Warning: Judiciary Police warn of illegal World Cup betting targeting youth via social media, messaging apps and “free tips,” urging the public to report suspicious activity. Portugal Day & Community: The Chief Executive highlighted Portugal Day and the Portuguese community’s role, reaffirming Macao’s platform role for China and Portuguese-speaking countries. Art in Cotai: GalaxyArt at Galaxy Macau launched “Dazzling Galaxy – Crystalline Art Exhibition” (over 60 works) running to Sept 13.
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