The Macau International Integrated Tourism and Culture Zone will create jobs across architecture, engineering, venue management, performing arts, stage technology, creative design, and public services, the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) said. Responding to a lawmaker’s inquiry, the bureau said the project will establish an integrated pathway linking training, internships, employment, and entrepreneurship while aligning with government talent and youth startup policies. Authorities also pledged to continue supporting young artists through productions, cultural events, training programs, and subsidized internship opportunities. Like this: Like Loading…