Relay

Gate 6 in MTB is where you hit Relay first

This Relay sits airside in Macau’s MTB terminal near Gate 6, just past security. It runs roughly from the first departures of the morning until the last evening flights, tracking terminal hours rather than a strict posted schedule. Expect a compact footprint: one small shop, not a full supermarket. Stock skews to short-hop needs rather than longhaul provisioning.

You’ll find drinks in the MOP15–25 range, basic sandwiches around MOP30–40, and plenty of packaged snacks under MOP20. Magazines and Chinese- and English-language papers share space with lottery-style scratch cards and travel accessories like neck pillows and USB cables. Prices run higher than downtown Macau convenience stores but in line with regional airport newsstands in Hong Kong and Shenzhen.

Relay also carries charging cables, universal adapters, and power banks, usually in the MOP80–200 bracket, handy if your flight to Taipei or Bangkok is boarding in 30 minutes and your phone is at 5%. Stationery racks have pens, small notebooks, and simple folders, useful if you’re heading to Zhuhai after landing and need paperwork in order. Expect more Hong Kong and mainland titles than Western magazines.

Card payments are accepted, including major credit cards and UnionPay, with cash in MOP and often HKD taken at a 1:1 rate. Staff generally keep a basic stock of umbrellas and simple tote bags near the entrance, useful if you’re connecting to the city by the Line 36 bus outside the terminal. Don’t bank on finding niche items like SIM ejector tools or premium headphones.

Fastest move: grab drinks and snacks here near Gate 6 before walking to the outer gates; selection thins out as you head deeper into MTB.