Macau Government officially reopened its border to foreign visitors from 41 countries last Thursday, with the Health Bureau explaining that this was the first phase plan for Macau to welcome the rest of the world.
The city’s 30-plus casinos and other businesses will shut for one week and people were ordered to stay at home through short trips for essential services were allowed.
Due to Macau’s current covid-19 outbreak, some or most restaurants at Macau gaming resorts have to be temporarily closed, with a few offering only takeaway services.
It’s been several years now that Cambodia has been receiving billions of dollars in Chinese investment as part of China’s Belt & Road initiative (BRI)
The Australian Grand Prix has been axed for the second year in a row with the 21st round of the Formula 1 championship a victim of the country’s tight border controls, organizers said on Tuesday (Jul 6).
Japanese Emperor Naruhito is “extremely worried” about the Tokyo Olympics and the potential spread of COVID-19 it may cause.
Rodrigo Duterte the President of the Philippines decreed on Sunday that the Covid-19 countermeasures in Metro Manila would be eased to so-called modified enhanced community quarantine from Monday (April 12) to April 30.
According to a report by The Edge Markets, eight of the nation’s 10 richest people, based on Forbes’ 2020 billionaires list, were paid out a combined MYR1.99 billion (US$481 million) in the fourth quarter, led by Public Bank Bhd founder Dr. Teh Hong Piow with MYR668.2 million (US$161.4 million).
Hong Kong businessman and poker player Stanley Choi Chiu-fai has backed AirAsia Group to be a front runner in the airline industry’s recovery from the Covid-19 crisis by investing HK$400 million (US$55.6 million) in the low-cost carrier.
The final numbers are in for how the Chinese New Year (CNY) holiday period treated Macau and they’re not too impressive.
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