The world's largest gambling hub plans to draw more visitors by becoming a smart city, linking up with nearby cities and rolling out attractions, from trendy eateries to video gaming competitions.
Macau hopes to attract more than just punters, and its casino operators are working with other businesses to provide activities for families, said Macau Government Tourism Office (MGTO) director Maria Helena de Senna Fernandes.
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