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For someone to win, someone has to lose in Macau....

This is a first-hand report from the China Travel Service (CTS) agent in Macau, from a friend of mine. No guess. Real experience.

The agony of defeat...The games, not the players...

One university in Macau, China has become so stewed in controversy it has placed a warning on its website about the dangers of libel. This university also had over half of its freshman class try to transfer out after their first year. Read on to find out why.

Think of travelling to China for business or leisure this holiday season? Don't know which hotels to stay in for an overall combination of great price, location, cleanness and service? Look no more, here is the list of top ten (10) hotels in China (out of 546 top hotels) this Christmas for four different cities.

Like seemingly everything else in China prefaced with ‘The World’s…Biggest, Longest, Most Populace, etc.,’ the Beijing Subway is presently the world’s fastest growing rapid transit network. By Tom Carter for Air Macau infight magazine.

Zhuhai is unexpectely green, dotted with parks and palm trees. I once took the No.2 bus from Xiangzhou (香洲) area to Gongbei (拱北), where the border crossing between Macau and Zhuhai is, and passed, surprisingly, four parks on the way.

Andy Weiderhorn, Chairman and CEO of Fatburger talks to us about the American restaurant chain's market entry strategy in China and its most recent success of its new location in the Venetian Macau.

Shanghai has more than 2,300 hotels in the financial district of Pudong. Despite more than 80 percent of their clients being foreigners (as if that should make a difference), 40 percent of the hotels and recreation centers in the area refuse