The government continued its market revitalization efforts yesterday, with the Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) highlighting the successful revitalization of Taipa Market, which now attracts approximately 7,000 daily visitors. According to the IAM, the numbers mark a fourfold increase compared to pre-revitalization levels, achieved by emphasizing gastronomy, culture, and creativity themes. During its plenary meeting at the IAM headquarters yesterday morning, authorities introduced the revitalization of Taipa Market, which underwent a MOP3 million renovation last year that incorporated Portuguese-inspired elements into its redesign. Among these efforts, the revitalization project for Taipa Market includes 19 gastronomy and cultural-creative stalls on the first floor, along with an indoor dining area and a coffee lounge. Chao Wai Ieng, president of the bureau, announced plans to collaborate with Taipa Market through interactive initiatives and promotional offers designed to revitalize the area by integrating cultural creativity with market activities.