澳門經濟多元專題實錄The definitive record of economic diversification initiatives in Macau

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Sports activities serve as a catalyst for promoting industrial diversification in Macau, with the government prioritizing the development of sports events as a key industry under the “1+4” diversification strategy. With a history dating back to the inception of the Macau Grand Prix in 1954, sports events have become a prominent feature in Macau. The recent emphasis on “Sports + Tourism” initiatives has led to the successful hosting of various international sports events, positioning sports as a primary avenue for promoting Macau as an international tourism and leisure destination. The government’s proactive approach highlights the integral role of sports in driving Macau’s tourism industry forward.

GEG title sponsors “Galaxy Entertainment Group Presents: ‘National Gold Medalists Visit to Macau – Chinese Diving Team Gala and Vitality Walk 2025’”, igniting enthusiasm for sports

The three-day “Galaxy Entertainment Group Presents: ‘National Gold Medalists Visit to Macau – Chinese Diving Team Gala and Vitality Walk 2025’” marked the team’s first visit to Macau since 2017. The athletes delivered a visually stunning and spiritually uplifting experience to Macau. As part of…

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“2025 Galaxy Entertainment Macao International Marathon” successfully held, promoting inclusion and energizing the city through sport

The “2025 Galaxy Entertainment Macao International Marathon” attracted 12,000 participants from 49 countries and regions, showcasing Macau’s vibrant sporting spirit. GEG team members and community volunteers from the “GEG Run with a Partner Training Program” participated in the Marathon with athletes from Macau Special Olympics,…

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Wynn Care Foundation supports 5th Hengqin Tinmuk Rowing Regatta

Supported by the Wynn Care Foundation, the 5th Hengqin Tinmuk Rowing Regatta fostered sports and cultural integration between Hengqin and Macau. Over 400 athletes from leading universities including Yale, Harvard, Oxford, Cambridge and Tsinghua took part at the Hengqin Tinmuk River. Fully supported by the…

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