MACAU IN ATTAINING TIGER ECONOMY STATUS

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Portugal

Macau was governed by ___ before being handed over to China in 1999.

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Gambling, tourism, racing

Centered on ___, ___, and ___ under Portuguese rule.

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Legal

The Portuguese colonial government made gambling ___ in the 1850s.

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Sociedade de Turismo e Diversões de Macau

Granted monopoly rights over all gambling operations in 1962 (STDM).

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Hydrofoil

Transportation introduced in the mid-1980s to bring gamblers quickly from Hong Kong to Macau.

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Macau International Airport

Macau: Built to support tourism and improve international accessibility (MIA).

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Bridge of Friendship

1994: Constructed to enhance transportation and tourism connectivity (BOF).

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Macau Grand Prix

Racing Industry: Another key economic activity under Portuguese rule, highlighted by the ___.

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China

December 20, 1999: Transfer of Macau from Portugal to ___, ending over 400 years of colonial rule.

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Special Administrative Region

Macau ___ is established after the handover as part of the People’s Republic of China.

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Grand Lisboa

2008: One of Macau’s landmark casinos.

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Wynn Macau

2006: Luxury casino and hotel contributing to the gambling sector.

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City of Dreams

2009: Integrated entertainment and casino complex.

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The Venetian Macau

2007: Large casino and hotel modeled after Venice.

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MGM Grand Macau

2007: Major casino resort expanding Macau’s gaming industry.

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St. Paul’s Cathedral, Senado Square

Key attractions include ___ and ___, symbols of Macau’s blend of Portuguese and Chinese heritage.