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Galaxy Entertainment Group continues to demonstrate its committed to supporting the Macau SAR Government’s policies regarding local talent cultivation and the tourism industry’s diversification by nurturing talent for the broader integrated-resort industry
Read More »Officially launched in 2022, the donation program began on the 10th day of the lunar new year – that is 31 January – and is planned run until the end of February. The program was initiated by some local parents
Read More »Every year after Chinese New Year, many decorative items become garbage, impacting the environment – especially lai see red packets which become worthless after being opened
Read More »GalaxyArt, a long-term non-profit art space managed by the Galaxy Entertainment Group Foundation (GEGF), has curated nearly 25 guided tours conducted by GalaxyArt docents
Read More »The light and sound show “Dazzling Winter” was extended until the 5 February Lantern Festival to complement the fireworks and continue the Chinese New Year festive atmosphere
Read More »Although there is no statutory retirement age in Macau, many companies look to staff to retire between the ages of 60 and 65. When people reach their 60s, some will choose to retreat from frontline work, but others want to continue
Read More »Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) welcomed in the Year of the Rabbit by hosting traditional ceremonies at Galaxy Macau and StarWorld Hotel, with senior executives officiating the ceremonies
Read More »Organized by the Macao Foundation, the “Hundreds of Art – A Retrospective Exhibition of Macao Artists Promotion Project" was successfully unveiled at the Old Court Building in Macau on January 19
Read More »Macau Tower successfully held its long awaited Chinese New Year Charity Walk on the third day of the Lunar New Year (January 24). A total of more than 1,500 participants successfully climbed the tower
Read More »From 17 January to 18 March, residents and tourists can make wishes while throwing coins into the “Albergue Wishing Well” in the cultural and creative space of Albergue, owned by the Macau Holy House of Mercy
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