- The “2025 SJM Macao International Dragon Boat Races”, co-organized by SJM, were held across three days.
- SJM fielded eight teams in this year’s races.
The “2025 SJM Macao International Dragon Boat Races” – co-organized once again by the Sports Bureau of the Macao SAR, SJM Resorts, S.A. and the Dragon Boat Association of Macao, China, recently concluded after three days of intense competition at the Nam Van Lake Nautical Centre.
The event brought together top teams from mainland China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, Malaysia and Egypt.
SJM fielded eight teams in this year’s races, with the SJM Golden Jubilee (Standard) team taking first place in the Mixed Category. Other SJM teams also delivered strong results across several divisions.
Daisy Ho, Managing Director of SJM, commented, “I’m incredibly proud of our teams for their strong showing this year. Their discipline, teamwork and determination were on full display, reflecting the core values of unity and resilience that define dragon boat racing – and which resonate deeply with the spirit of Macau and SJM.
“As a long-standing supporter of the event, SJM has remained committed to promoting the integration of sports and tourism. Events like this bring the city to life in distinctive ways, offering a competitive stage for athletes and a vibrant cultural showcase for visitors while highlighting Macau’s role as the ‘World Centre of Tourism and Leisure’ and a ‘City of Sports’. We will continue to find fresh ways to honor tradition while introducing new and engaging experiences for the community.”
SJM hosted a diverse range of activities ahead of the races, offering delectable treats and exciting games plus creative workshops and exclusive offers at Hong Kung Temple Square and Kam Pek Market. During the race days, the “2025 SJM Macao International Dragon Boat Races Carnival” at Nam Van Lake Nautical Centre, the White Canopy and Anim’Arte NAM VAN attracted visitors and tourists alike, adding a vibrant festive atmosphere alongside the sporting action.
