The Macau International Yacht Import & Export Expo (MACAU YACHT SHOW) gathers over 20 international brands and more than 50 exquisite yachts, connecting industry elites from the Greater Bay Area to explore new opportunities for yacht communication. It leverages maritime tourism innovation to assist Macao in developing into a world leisure center.

MGM, as a partner of the Macau International Yacht Import & Export Expo (hereinafter referred to as: Macau Yacht Show), is a professional yacht trading event in Macao. This exhibition gathers global quality resources, builds an international yacht industry exchange platform, and injects new impetus into the innovative development of the yacht industry in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

Following the successful experience of previous exhibitions, the scale of display continues to expand, attracting over 20 well-known brands to participate, with more than 50 exquisite yachts on display. Relying on Macao's 'one country, two systems' system advantage, the exhibition fully leverages Macao's geographical advantages as a core city in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, providing a comprehensive display and trading platform for domestic and foreign yacht enterprises.

The Macau International Yacht Import & Export Expo (MACAU YACHT SHOW) actively responds to the Macao SAR Government's '1+4' economic diversification strategy, focusing on the non-gaming elements of integrated resorts, and deeply collaborates with MGM to develop maritime tourism projects.

Through hosting series of professional activities such as the Greater Bay Area Yacht Connectivity Salon and the 'Blue Sea Heart Journey Cup' fishing competition, it successfully constructs a diversified platform covering yacht display, industrial exchange, and marine leisure. The Macau International Yacht Import & Export Expo (MACAU YACHT SHOW) provides strong support for improving Macao's marine tourism product system and enhancing industrial synergy, continuously promoting the construction of Macao as a world tourism and leisure center.