Macau to Enjoy New Giant Resort

Macau has been transformed into the gambling gem of the east

It has been revealed that the Sands Macau resort is to open in the first three months of 2012, adding a host of new Intercontinental and Hilton rooms to the market. Offering travellers to Macau a fantastic new venue in which to stay, the multibillion-dollar complex will feature 6,000 rooms directly placed on Macau's Cotai strip.

Often known as the Las Vegas of the east, Macau has an eclectic mix of a thriving nightlife and beautiful architectural fortresses and churches to explore. Formerly held by Portugal, the city still has many visible reminders from this period of occupation. However, in modern times it has been transformed into the gambling gem of the east, with thousands of tourists flocking to the metropolis in search of bright lights, all night partying and gambling tables.

After many years in development it has now been revealed that the Sands Cotai Central will include rooms from a range of hotel brands including Sheraton, Hilton and Intercontinental. Ideally located for tourists, the huge hotel will provide perfect accommodation options for those wanting to explore the city's culture whilst indulging in the vibrant nightlife.  And with many British travellers looking to discover new and exciting destinations away from the traditional hotspots, Macau could be the ideal location for a great holiday buzz.

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After many years in development it has now been revealed that the Sands Cotai Central will include rooms from a range of hotel brands including Sheraton, Hilton and Intercontinental. Ideally located for tourists, the huge hotel will provide perfect accommodation options for those wanting to explore the city's culture whilst indulging in the vibrant nightlife.  And with many British travellers looking to discover new and exciting destinations away from the traditional hotspots, Macau could be the ideal location for a great holiday buzz.It has been revealed that the Sands Macau resort is to open in the first three months of 2012, adding a host of new Intercontinental and Hilton rooms to the market. Offering travellers to Macau a fantastic new venue in which to stay, the multibillion-dollar complex will feature 6,000 rooms directly placed on Macau's Cotai strip.

Often known as the Las Vegas of the east, Macau has an eclectic mix of a thriving nightlife and beautiful architectural fortresses and churches to explore. Formerly held by Portugal, the city still has many visible reminders from this period of occupation. However, in modern times it has been transformed into the gambling gem of the east, with thousands of tourists flocking to the metropolis in search of bright lights, all night partying and gambling tables. 

After many years in development it has now been revealed that the Sands Cotai Central will include rooms from a range of hotel brands including Sheraton, Hilton and Intercontinental. Ideally located for tourists, the huge hotel will provide perfect accommodation options for those wanting to explore the city's culture whilst indulging in the vibrant nightlife.  And with many British travellers looking to discover new and exciting destinations away from the traditional hotspots, Macau could be the ideal location for a great holiday buzz.

It has been revealed that the Sands Macau resort is to open in the first three months of 2012, adding a host of new Intercontinental and Hilton rooms to the market. Offering travellers to Macau a fantastic new venue in which to stay, the multibillion-dollar complex will feature 6,000 rooms directly placed on Macau's Cotai strip.

Often known as the Las Vegas of the east, Macau has an eclectic mix of a thriving nightlife and beautiful architectural fortresses and churches to explore. Formerly held by Portugal, the city still has many visible reminders from this period of occupation. However, in modern times it has been transformed into the gambling gem of the east, with thousands of tourists flocking to the metropolis in search of bright lights, all night partying and gambling tables. 

After many years in development it has now been revealed that the Sands Cotai Central will include rooms from a range of hotel brands including Sheraton, Hilton and Intercontinental. Ideally located for tourists, the huge hotel will provide perfect accommodation options for those wanting to explore the city's culture whilst indulging in the vibrant nightlife.  And with many British travellers looking to discover new and exciting destinations away from the traditional hotspots, Macau could be the ideal location for a great holiday buzz.

Posted by Barry, 10 August 2011 14:39

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