As the Macau Jockey Club celebrates its 30th year of operations, CEO Mr. Thomas Li has unveiled an exciting new Four Phase Plan for the complete transformation of the Jockey Club into a world class venue, with the focus not limited to horse racing and gambling; but also combining Leisure, Entertainment and Sports.

With the MJC’s Horse Racing Concession extended last year until August 31st 2042, the Board of Directors led by Mr. Thomas Li are committed to transforming the Jockey Club into a more family orientated venue for local residents, and the wave of tourists expected from mainland China.

With the recent opening of Macau – Hong Kong – Zhuhai Bridge, traveling time to Macau has been reduced significantly. Add to that the exciting new expansion of The Greater Bay Development Area that encompasses nine municipalities including Guangdong, Shenzen, Hong Kong and Macau, a region that is home to 67 million people, there will be a massive surge in tourism to the enclave.

Initially the MJC propose an injection of $1.5 billion patacas that will be spent in four phases. With the renovation of the Club’s Equine Swimming Pool already completed, and work well underway on the complete refurbishment of the stabling complex, the next step is a Central Park to be constructed within the centre of the racecourse complete with a wide range of sporting facilities.

Phase Two will see the construction of a new Office Administration building along with new Member’s Club facilities. Phase Three will be the addition of a Riding School and a Horse Theme Park; with the final stage Phase Four, the construction of a two new Hotels with panoramic views of the racetrack that will be complimented by an Apartment Complex and Tennis Courts.

To enhance access to the MJC Complex an application has been made to connect directly to the Macau Light Rapid Transit Station. As well 800 parking spaces will be provided for guests.

It’s a bold initiative designed not only to benefit local residents, but will provide a family orientated venue for tourists with a wide range of entertainment and activities.

In line with the Macau Governments vision for shaping Macau into “A World Centre of Tourism and Leisure,” the Macau Jockey Club is committed to being a key player in the future development of the Macau Tourist Economy.