Macao welcomed a large number of tourists during the recent Labour Day holiday, with one of the days marked an all-time inbound-visitor record for the city.

Visitors enjoy exploring Macao, sampling major attractions that offer many memorable photo opportunities.

The Macao Special Administrative Region Government set up temporary pedestrian-only zones in Taipa Village in Taipa, and the Rua dos Ervanarios area on Macao peninsula, to create a comfortable and safe environment for members of the public during the holiday season.

The Macao Special Administrative Region Government set up temporary pedestrian-only zones in Taipa Village in Taipa, and the Rua dos Ervanarios area on Macao peninsula, to create a comfortable and safe environment for members of the public during the holiday season.

The temporary pedestrian-only zones featured large-scale themed photo installations, market stalls, live performances, interactive game booths, and hands-on workshops, adding to the festive atmosphere.

The temporary pedestrian-only zones featured large-scale themed photo installations, market stalls, live performances, interactive game booths, and hands-on workshops, adding to the festive atmosphere.

Rua da Cunha in Taipa welcomed a large number of visitors, with shops enjoying strong customer traffic, helping business to thrive.

Assistance was available to the public, and direction signs and tourist maps were clearly displayed throughout relevant locations.

At the site of the former Iec Long Firecracker Factory, a special “Macao IP Zone” was set up, showcasing popular local creative intellectual property (IP) products and their individual merchandise.

Macao continues to enhance its urban environments and accessibility across neighbourhoods, thus offering visitors diverse “Tourism+” experiences during their stay.