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3×3 basketball to take center stage in Macau during National Games

  • Macau will host the 3×3 basketball event from 12 to 15 November as part of the National Games.
  • 3×3 basketball not only boosts the local sports industry but effectively drives a “tourism + sports” economy.

3×3 basketball is sweeping Macau. What began as a grassroots street sport has now become a major attraction, with international and local tournaments pulling in young athletes and visitors. The 15th National Games will put 3×3 basketball in the spotlight, positioning Macau as a rising sports hub and boosting its economic growth.

Ryo Lou, a member of both the Sports and Economic Development Committees, noted that 3×3 basketball originated from street culture. For the Macau event, an outdoor venue has been chosen, featuring a patented large circular canopy, FIBA-certified flooring and professional lighting and sound. This setup promises a significantly more visually striking and thrilling experience than typical indoor matches.

The 3×3 basketball tournament, held at a well-known leisure complex, will draw residents and tourists with its high-level games and popular attractions. This accessible outdoor format is ideal for promoting the sport, boosting the local sports industry and fueling a “tourism + sports” economy.

The National Games brings together elite athletes from across the country, including renowned star players. The event also helps local athletes sharpen skills and broaden horizons, accelerating Macau’s 3×3 development.

Macau has established strong partnerships with cities across the Greater Bay Area, creating a network of 3×3 basketball events. With ongoing government support for training and competitions, the sport is rapidly evolving into a professional industry. Macau’s rise in 3×3 signals its growing role in global sports tourism.

3×3 basketball is also Macau’s solution to limited space – maximizing impact with minimal footprint while energizing local industries. As the strategic heart of “tourism + sports”, this high-energy game will showcase Macau to the world as a city that’s innovative, youthful and brilliant at making the most of its space.

The 3×3 basketball competition at the National Games will run from 12 to 15 November.

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