As Macao marks 25 years since its return to China this year, the city is buzzing with fresh opportunities—and South Korean entrepreneur Kim Yong-jin is here for it. 🚀 Running two businesses in the Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR), Kim credits the region’s thriving economy to its strategic ties with the Greater Bay Area (GBA) and its welcoming vibe for global innovators.
🌏 'Macao’s location is golden—it’s like a gateway connecting markets,' says Kim, who launched his ventures in hospitality and tech. He highlights the SAR government’s proactive support for overseas entrepreneurs, from streamlined permits to networking platforms. 'It’s a magnet for dreamers,' he adds with a grin.
The GBA, a powerhouse linking 11 cities including Hong Kong and Shenzhen, is turbocharging Macao’s economic diversification beyond gaming and tourism. Think fintech, green energy, and AI—all sectors buzzing with young talent. 💡 'The GBA isn’t just a concept; it’s our growth engine,' Kim emphasizes.
With its low taxes, multilingual workforce, and cultural fusion, Macao is drawing global eyes. For Gen-Z hustlers and investors, this tiny SAR is proving size doesn’t matter when you’ve got big vision. ✨
