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More Photos of Macau…

More Photos of Macau…

September 3, 2012September 3, 2012Rodney
Some random photos from around Macau, Taipa, Cotai and Coloane.
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Macau Casinos – Welcome to the new Las Vegas

Macau Casinos – Welcome to the new Las Vegas

May 16, 2017May 16, 2017Rodney

While Las Vegas goes down the gurgler apparently Macau is becoming the new gambling mecca of the world, going by the number of veteran US casino developers who are spending big bucks here, it may be true. read more

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Cotai and the Cotai Strip Macau

Cotai and the Cotai Strip Macau

February 21, 2018February 21, 2018Rodney

Joining the islands of Taipa and Coloane is Cotai. This little piece of reclaimed land is home to some of Macau’s newest and most opulent hotel-casino developments. This whole area is a landmark development primarily by the US Las Vegas Sands Corp. who originally planned for seven resort hotels and casinos. read more

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Taipa Island Macau

Taipa Island Macau

September 3, 2012September 3, 2012Rodney

Taipa Island is joined to Macau by three bridges being the Sai Van Bridge, Macau Taipa Bridge and the Friendship Bridge. Tapai and Coloane where once separate islands, but the two are have been joined as one land mass due to the land reclamation and formation of Cotai.  read more

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Welcome to Macau – Here’s the Top Sights, Casinos, and Places to Stay

Welcome to Macau – Here’s the Top Sights, Casinos, and Places to Stay

May 15, 2018May 15, 2018Rodney

Macau is renowned for its casinos and their massive entertainment offerings, but the city offers a host of attractions, an insight into China’s colonial history, beautiful architecture, and villages by the beach that you won’t want to leave. read more

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