Macau government officials and enclave business leaders are embarking on an overhaul of the Chinese territory’s economic focus. To make sure the world knows about the region’s efforts to diversify away from its gaming-first mentality, a delegation representing the city is crisscrossing Europe. The goal is to spread the word that Macau is open and ready for leisure and business travelers.
Macau casino gambling Ho Iat Seng China
On arrival to Portugal, Macau Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng (white shirt) is greeted at the Lisbon International Airport by local officials.
Macau Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng, the top government official in the Chinese Special Administrative Region (SAR), departed Macau this week with numerous business leaders in tow to promote the region. Among the delegates are Pansy, Daisy, and Lawrence Ho, three relatives who respectively head up or control significant ownership positions in three of Macau’s casino concessionaires. MGM China, SJM Resorts, and Melco Resorts.
Macau casino gambling Ho Iat Seng China
On arrival to Portugal, Macau Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng (white shirt) is greeted at the Lisbon International Airport by local officials.
Macau Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng, the top government official in the Chinese Special Administrative Region (SAR), departed Macau this week with numerous business leaders in tow to promote the region. Among the delegates are Pansy, Daisy, and Lawrence Ho, three relatives who respectively head up or control significant ownership positions in three of Macau’s casino concessionaires. MGM China, SJM Resorts, and Melco Resorts.