It was such a great holiday in Macao, China. We were there for 4 days and 3 nights on our company incentive trips spanning from the 14th till 17th of November 2008. Personally, I do not have much knowledge about this tiny island but a gaming haven :). Research is done on Wikipedia that surprisingly gaming industries are the core business for the Macao government with 70% revenue generates from casinos and that reflects 40% of the Macao's GDP!We are all blessed with the opportunity to stay in one
of the most luxuriest, humongous, single structure hotel building in Asia, The Venetian Macao Hotel, largest among the 28 hotels cum casino in Macao. A brief history, The Venetian Macao is owned by the infamous Sheldon Adelson via his Las Vegas Sands corporation. Over 10.5 million square foot mega-resort features 3,400 slots, 800 tables, 3,000 suites and
a convention center! He spent almost $2.1 billion on this mega project and further construction on other hotels are still on going while I'm writing this blog :)! This hotel is built on the concept of the Venice culture, also a sister hotel of The Venetian in Las Vegas. Many more facts about this amazing construction of this hotel can be acquired at their official website. Quoted from the website "The volume of sand used in the reclamation of land for The Venetian Macao, is enough to build one of Egypt's largest pyramids"! Amazing isn't it.
Check them out :)!Pictures taken ensue, click on it to enlarge.
All of us boarding the Venetian Hotel's periodical bus from Macao airport to its hotel. Frequency of 20 minutes each and it only takes 5 minutes to reach there.
Stunning bridge, a flyover for guests to enter into the hotel. Guests are not allowed to walk into the main lobby via the road but the bridge for safety reason. Behind the bridge is the building that holds 3,000 suites! We stayed there :).
The billboard of the hotel with a big LCD screen in the middle. Its summit is similar to a design of a mosque, meanwhile the bottom ditto to a western's. Venice is a culturally mixed influence place of the western and eastern, hence the design.
A small lake surrounding the billboard. This lake is meant for a Gondola ride, obviously an outdoor Gondola ride. Indoor ride is also available, see later part of the pictures below.
Strings of branded stuffs along the entrance road to the main lobby. Gucci, Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Pradia...you name it, they have it!
Portrait view of the colonnade. Observe carefully at the marble floor, it has a 3 dimensional effect! Another Uhhh! for this :p!
A tray of goblets, wine glasses arranged tidily and an instant noodles costing a boom to you haha :p!
Not a friendly toilet bowl, as you have to wait till the water tank fulled, then able to flush! Not the case when I was in Istana Hotel locally! You can flush anytime you want :)!
An innovative transparent weightier :). Oh! crap I have had just gain an extra 2 kg after sweeping all the irresistible buffet foods :p!
The food court in the hotel (3rd level) with an artificial sky view. The sky view looks genuinely real! A closer look, you can see lots of circular bumps of water sprinkler.
The Fatburgers menus - the manager abruptly ceased me from taking more pictures of their menus, afraiding of spying, perhaps :p?
Yummy! The Fatburgers (HK$50), all in all recommended by Edwin Chua. The beefburger very juicy indeed, the patties' juice splat all around your mouth for every single crunch on it by your teeth :p!
Palatable beef curry with white rice (HK$53)! Weirdly the rice is more delicious than the beef. Ditto to a Japanese rice?That's all for Day 1 trip at The Venetian Macao Hotel, largest of all hotels cum casinos in Macao! Continue at Day 2, 3 and 4 trip. The following day blog will be up by tomorrow. Stay tune!
Non-related but a meaningful sentence.
Non-related but a meaningful sentence.
Our true acquisitions lie only in our charities, we get only as we give - William Simms.
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