Let’s Go Macao

The roadshow booth which features a design that blends modern aesthetics
is divided into three thematic zones: the Main Stage and Performance Area, the Immersive Projection and Reception Zone, and the “Window of Grand Events at Guia Hill.” These zones vividly present Macao’s urban landscape from its historical roots to its contemporary development. Through interactive experiences and promotional activities, the event will highlight Macao’s tourism appeal to the European market.

IPIM, whose main responsibilities are attracting investment, assisting companies in exploring new markets, promoting the development of the convention and exhibition industry, promoting economic and commercial exchange and cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries, and supporting the Permanent Secretariat of the Forum for Economic and Trade Co-operation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries (Macao), among others.

Under the theme of “Historic Centre of Macao”, the pavilion of the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC, from the Portuguese acronym) will showcase the cultural characteristics of “a base for exchange and cooperation where Chinese culture is the mainstream and diverse cultures coexist”, promoting Macao’s image as a cultural city. The pavilion features Macao World Heritage sites as the main theme, allowing visitors to understand the characteristics and historical origins of Macao’s East-meets-West cultural fusion. Apart from presenting the Historic Centre of Macao through texts, images, and multimedia, the pavilion features online guided tours of the sites, as well as the exhibition “Visiting the Ruins of St. Paul’s in Space and Time - Exhibition of Virtual Reality at the Ruins of St. Paul’s”, offering a diverse visual experience to local audiences and a journey of discovery of the cultural city of Macao.

The Sport booth features the Macau Grand Prix as its primary design theme, introducing Macao major sporting events and the Macao competitionzone of the 15th National Games, the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the 9th National Special Olympic Games. Through the setup of photo-taking and interactive gaming installations, the booth allows attendees to experience the excitement of Macao major sporting events.

The Economic Development Bureau(EDB) is one of the nine bureaus under the Executive Committee of Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Co-operation Zone in Hengqin（the Zone), and is responsible for the economic and industrial development of the Zone, mainly about the planning of the development of the four major industries, the mechanism of sci-tech innovation, the protection of intellectual property rights, investment promotion policies, ports and talent policies, etc.

The Tourism, MICE(Meetings, Incentives, Conventions & Exhibitions) and Commerce industry is one of the four main industries in Hengqin. The key tasks for developing this sector include: building Hengqin into a high-standard international leisure tourism island​supporting Macao's development as a world tourism and leisure center, and fostering tourism-related industries (such as leisure vacations, conferences and exhibitions, sports event tourism) as well as health and wellness industries (including leisure healthcare, rehabilitative medicine) within the Zone.

"Yangge|Robots" is adapted from a scene from the MGM residency show "Macau 2049" of the same name. The performance features the lively and optimistic dances of Changli's Yangge from Hebei, China, as well as the Unitree robots, creating a strong contrast. The show reinterprets traditional culture through technological means, bringing the audience a dialogue between tradition and the future.

Performance Team from Macao: DAX One Dance Complex

The dance centers on Macao’s unique cultural fusion and urban vitality, blending LED light-and-shadow art props with dynamic choreography to showcase the city’s iconic landmarks, vibrant rhythms, festive celebrations, and culinary delights. It also interweaves traditional lion dance elements with modern aesthetics through an innovative visual language, symbolizing Macao’s rich diversity as a cultural bridge.

Classic and contemporary Fado pieces performance, creating intimate and unforgettable moments on stage.