Tourism & Investment Push: Macau’s Third Five-Year Plan targets new international markets and sets cumulative investment goals of MOP17–23 billion, alongside 2,400 business matches by 2030, as officials cite rising arrivals (40.07m visitors in 2025; 2.76m international). Non-Gaming Diversification: Economy and Finance Secretary Dora Ng reiterated a goal to lift non-gaming sectors to about 60% of GDP by 2030, backing an “1+4” industrial layout and a more competitive business environment for SMEs. Hengqin Integration: The Guangdong-Macao Deep Cooperation Zone hit a milestone: Macau-linked companies in Hengqin rose 75% over five years to 8,148, with emerging industries’ added value topping RMB19.5b in Q2 2026. Cross-Border Healthcare Product Launch: AXA rolled out GBA EverGuard medical insurance to meet growing Greater Bay Area demand for cross-border care, citing cost and waiting-time pressure. Fraud Safeguards: A lawmaker urged stronger prevention against evolving investment scams after a “Fun Coffee” case involving guaranteed-profit pitches and pyramid-style recruitment. Urban Renewal & Safety: Chi Lam Vai revitalisation talks stressed housing safety and fixing aging water, power and fire risks, while the government also floated a special fund feasibility study and a citywide survey of old buildings. Business Travel & Trade Links: Macau’s ASEAN push continued with hundreds of matching sessions and deal signings during recent Malaysia/Indonesia/Malaysia missions. Food & Retail Incentives: Zape merchants asked for more sustained visitor draw as the government launched WTT ticket-linked shopping vouchers across about 500 shops. Industry Watch: Gaming operators face margin pressure amid commission-heavy competition, with commentary warning of a “squeeze trap” for premium players.