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Macau recorded 247,700 inbound travelers on May 2, setting a new single-day record for the region. The special administrative region welcomed over 150,000 visitors in a single day. Tourism in Hong Kong also saw a increase. The record number of visitors is expected to boost the local economy. The source did not specify the exact number of travelers. The total reached 70,000 visitors. Southern China, from the Huai River to Jiangnan, will experience widespread areas of 30 degrees Celsius or higher. Macau's ports recorded approximately 873,000 inbound travelers during the May holiday period. May 2nd saw a record 248,000 inbound travelers, marking the highest single-day figure. This data was provided by the Public Security Police Force of the Macao Special Administrative Region. This represents a steady start to the economy in the first half of the year.

A guest shared childhood memories of eating at a specific tea restaurant near Ferry Street in Macau, highlighting the dish 'fried bird's nest' as a favorite.

The People's Liberation Army (PLA) garrison in Macau held an open day event for the 24th barracks. The People's Liberation Army troops stationed in Macau held their 20th military camp open day on April 30.

German table tennis player Sabine Winter won a medal at the World Cup in Macau. She is the first European woman to win a medal at this event in 11 years. The 33-year-old athlete from Bad Soden am Taunus has entered the top 10 of the world rankings.

Macau Public Security Police expect a peak in passenger flow on May 2 due to multiple large-scale entertainment events. The Macau Public Security Police Force expects a high volume of passengers for large-scale entertainment activities on the evening of May 2.

Macau police report that a single-day influx of over 200,000 inbound travelers is expected on May 2 due to multiple large-scale entertainment events. The Macau Public Security Police Force reports that high passenger volumes are expected on May 2 due to multiple large-scale entertainment events. Macau police expect single-day inbound travelers to exceed 200,000 and total daily passenger throughput to reach 850,000 due to events on May 2.