The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area ("GBA") creates huge development opportunities for Hong Kong enterprises and young people. The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region launched the pilot Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme ("the Scheme") in 2021 and encouraged enterprises with businesses in both Hong Kong and the Mainland cities of GBA to employ university graduates from Hong Kong and station them to work in the GBA Mainland cities. In view of the favourable feedback received from the participating enterprises and graduates as reflected in the evaluation study on the pilot Scheme, the HKSAR Government decided to regularise the Scheme from 2023. The Scheme commences now. Any Hong Kong residents who are awarded bachelor's degrees or above by universities/ tertiary institutions locally or outside Hong Kong in 2021 to 2023 and lawfully employable in Hong Kong are eligible for the Scheme. The participating enterprises shall engage the eligible graduates under the Hong Kong Law, offering them a monthly salary of not less than HK$18,000 and shall station the graduates in GBA to work and receive on-the-job training. The HKSAR Government will provide a monthly allowance of HK$10,000 to the enterprises for each hired graduate for up to 18 months.

Taipa Houses now have cute red-eared terrapins installed! The “Tetralogy of Love” series of art installations by Macao’s original IP “Ho Sio Chong” - a red-eared terrapin with different creative shells - are now on display at Taipa Houses.

In the last century, the firecracker industry was one of the three main handicraft industries in Macao, and Taipa was the main production base for firecrackers. Located in Taipa for almost a century, the former Iec Long Firecracker Factory is the largest and most iconic former firecracker factory preserved in the city.

Follow 【GreaterGo】 and discover the charm of Macau!🚌 Hong Kong travel to Macau takes around 45 minutes via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge shuttle bus. Macau has always been a popular choice for a weekend getaway.

Gathering at Dusk in Senado Square  Why not visit the outdoor café to enjoy some drinks and snacks at Macao’s famous landmark Senado Square, which offers an exotic experience as if you were in Western Europe? It is the perfect spot to have a break and take beautiful photos! There is even a live show on Fridays to Sundays and public holidays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm, adding some entertainment and romance to the city’s nights! 

The Parisian Macao transforms into a romantic tulip garden in March with giant tulip artworks created by renowned Chinese artist Xuan Qing on display. The hotel lobby is adorned with approximately 50 magnificent tulips reaching a height of five metres, along with a tulip art installation floating above the 20-metre-long shopping mall promenade.