– If you want to get to HZMB Macao Port, where buses depart for Hong Kong and Zhuhai, you’ll find shuttles from Ponte 16, Wynn Macau, the Londoner, Wynn Palace and Grand Lisboa Palace (the latter in the evenings only). – If you want to get to Macau International Airport, there are shuttles from: Hotel Lisboa, Grand Lisboa, MGM Macau, City of Dreams, Studio City, the Venetian, the Parisian, the Londoner, Galaxy Macau, MGM Cotai, Wynn Palace, Grand Lisboa Palace and Lisboeta Macau. Most have services to the Taipa Ferry Terminal. – All the major hotels run services to the Zhuhai Border Gate and Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal. The coaches are comfortable, air-conditioned – and free. We’re talking about the sprawling network of shuttle buses run by the hotels. There is a parallel, privately run transport system in Macao however, and until the city sorts out its transport woes your best bet may be to get familiar with it. The government is planning to put 300 new licences up for tender this year but analysts say this may not be enough. Suddenly, taxis became difficult to find, with long waits commonplace. When travel restrictions were lifted in January, and visitors returned, the shortfall became immediately obvious. Some 400 licences expired during the pandemic. Tourists stopped coming and, faced with a sharp drop in business, many operators did not renew their taxi licences. When it shut down, it left a big gap in the market, but at least there were more regular taxis available to pick up the slack. Uber briefly operated here but was barred in 2017. The public bus network, if you’re a visitor, can be daunting, while the LRT is restricted to a single line. Getting around Macao is becoming a major problem.

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