Contact macauholiday.com
Use this page when you have something specific to tell us — a correction, a missing-coverage tip, a broken link, a collaboration pitch. Below is a clear map of what we can usefully help with and what we can’t, so you know before you write whether we’re the right place to go.
Before you write — your answer is probably already on the site
The questions we receive most often already have full answers in the guides:
- How do I get from Hong Kong to Macau? The Hong Kong to Macau Ferry guide covers both operators, all terminals, booking, pricing, and what happens on arrival. For airport connections specifically, the HK Airport to Macau guide handles the SkyPier route.
- Where should I arrive in Macau? The Outer Harbour guide covers the main ferry terminal, what’s nearby, and how to get into the city.
- What should I do in Macau? The 15 Best Things To Do in Macau is the overview. For non-gamblers specifically, the Macau for Non-Gamblers guide covers every hour of a casino-free visit.
- How do I get around once I’m there? The Getting Around Macau guide covers taxis, buses, the LRT, and the free casino shuttles. The Free Casino Shuttles guide is the most useful single page for Cotai visitors.
- Where should I stay? The Best Hotels in Macau is the overview. By tier: Luxury Cotai, Family Hotels, Budget Hotels, Peninsula Hotels.
- What and where should I eat? The Macau Food Guide is the starting point. For Taipa specifically, the Taipa Village Food guide covers Rua do Cunha in detail.
- Do I need a visa? The Macau Visa Guide covers entry requirements by nationality. For official confirmation, always check directly with the Macau SAR Immigration Department.
- When is the best time to visit? The Best Time to Visit Macau and Macau Weather by Month cover the seasonal picture.
If your question isn’t answered by any of the above, write in.
What we’re useful for
Content corrections and updates. A ferry schedule that’s changed, a restaurant that’s closed, a hotel that’s rebranded, a price that’s significantly off. Send the page URL and the specific section. We update when corrections are verified. Given the pace at which Macau and Hong Kong change — new openings, rebrands, the occasional abrupt closure — corrections are genuinely valued.
Missing coverage. A destination, route, attraction, or topic that isn’t covered yet. The site is being built systematically but there are gaps, and reader knowledge from recent visits fills them faster than scheduled research.
Broken links and technical issues. Affiliate links that aren’t resolving, internal links that 404, pages that render incorrectly. Include the page URL and the device or browser if it’s a rendering issue.
Collaboration. Travel writers, photographers, operators with a product worth covering, regional tourism offices. Short intro, what you’re proposing, links to your work. We’re selective — this is a specific site with a specific geographic scope — but the door is open for pitches that fit.
General feedback. Something confused you. Something was unexpectedly useful. Something read wrong. The site is being built deliberately and feedback shapes it.
What we can’t help with
Booking disputes. If a tour didn’t run, a hotel charged incorrectly, a ferry was cancelled — contact the platform you booked through (Klook, GetYourGuide, Viator, Booking.com, Agoda) or the operator directly. We don’t hold your payment and can’t process refunds on transactions we weren’t part of. The relevant contacts: Klook help, GetYourGuide help, Booking.com customer service, Agoda help.
Custom itinerary planning. macauholiday.com is a publishing site. The destination guides, the itinerary pages, and the things-to-do articles are designed to be self-service planning resources. We don’t build bespoke itineraries on request.
Visa and immigration advice. We publish the general picture in the Macau Visa Guide, but requirements change and edge cases vary. For authoritative current information: Macau SAR Immigration Department and Hong Kong Immigration Department.
Live pricing and availability. The guides show pricing at time of writing, but rates change. Use the booking platforms for current availability and price.
How to reach us
Email: hello@macauholiday.com
We aim to reply within 2–3 business days. Sometimes faster; occasionally slower if travel takes us into the field. We’re a small operation, not a support centre.
For privacy or legal matters specifically, the privacy policy and disclaimer have the relevant framing, and the same email handles them — put “Privacy” or “Legal” in the subject line.
What helps us reply faster
- Correction: The page URL, the specific section, what’s changed and (if possible) a source link.
- Missing coverage: What you’d like covered, and any specifics from a recent visit.
- Broken link: Where you clicked from, where it sent you, your device or browser.
- Collaboration: A short intro, what you’re proposing, links to your work.
M’goi for reaching out. Whatever brings you to Macau, the guides are here to help.