• Melco again supported two key events in Macau celebrating diversity and inclusion.
• The INCLUSION Conference brought together a variety of experts, educators, families and advocates to foster community-driven solutions for individuals with varied needs.

Melco Resorts & Entertainment continued its support for the 2026 INCLUSION Conference & Festival and the Macau Golf Masters this year. The two globally renowned events, celebrating diversity and inclusion, are organized by the Charity Association of Macau Business Readers.

Sponsored by Melco and the We Can Dream Together Foundation, the second day of the INCLUSION Conference brought together global experts, educators, families and advocates at the School of the Nations to foster community-driven solutions for individuals with varied needs. Over 200 attendees joined from outside the school community, including over 100 families from Macau and the Greater Bay Area.

Melco also continued its sponsorship of the Macau Golf Masters 2026, the world’s largest golfing tournament for athletes with intellectual disabilities.

A special prize-giving ceremony and dinner for both events was hosted by Melco at Studio City, inviting attendees, athletes, team members and families to celebrate together.

Approximately 100 guests were also invited to Melco’s world-class aquatic show, House of Dancing Water. In addition, guests spent time at Studio City Water Park, Macau’s first Certified Autism Center by IBCCES, and participated in a bowling experience at Legend Heroes Park at Studio City.

Akiko Takahashi, Executive Vice President and Chief of Staff to Melco’s Chairman & CEO, said, “Our commitment to building a diverse and accepting environment remains vital to Macau’s sustainable development … by providing a global stage that honors resilience, athletic excellence and international friendship, these events spark essential dialogues and meaningful connections. Our warmest congratulations go out to the organizers, contributors and attendees for driving this impactful week forward and championing Macau as a true city of inclusivity.”