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Macau Travel - Hotels, Attractions, InformationCity of Dreams Welcomes One Millionth Guest after just 27 Days The City of Dreams in Macau welcomed its one millionth guest on Saturday, June 27, 2009, just 27 days after its opening on June 1. Developed by ... City of Dreams Becomes a Reality Grand Opening Set for June 1 City of Dreams is an integrated entertainment resort set to become the 'must experience' destination in Macau. It is being developed by Melco Crown ... Best Western Sun Sun Hotel Macau Experience the comfortable accommodation blended with a warm hospitality and unsurpassed service at the Best Western Sun Sun Hotel Macau. Located in ... more Macao news |
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| Macau's pleasures are relaxed and laidback, architectural and atmospheric:
narrow cobbled alleys, grand baroque churches, balconied colonial mansions,
open plazas and Mediterranean-style cafes filled with palm-readers, caged
birds and pipe-smokers. These days Macau is wooing commerce and tourism like never before, and plans are afoot for all kinds of family-oriented shopping malls, theme parks, towers and bridges, building on the enclave's attraction as a gambling haven. So get yourself to Macau before its unique Latin-Sino flavor is diluted by a heavy dose of development and the Guangdong throngs. Macau Tourist Attractions - From reading the guidebooks and tourist literature, you could be forgiven for thinking Macau is a sleepy little colonial town with European charms. Your arrival, therefore, may come as a bit of a shock - because the only way Macau could be described as "sleepy" and "town" is if you're comparing it to central Hong Kong. Thankfully, Macau does have its charms - if you know where to go and where to avoid. And as it's just one hour from Hong Kong by sea - or twenty minutes by helicopter - with minimal visa requirements, China's other Special Administrative Region can be a welcome contrast to the busy crowded environment of Hong Kong. more .... Shopping in Macau
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