Text by Chi Bing-hui, compiled and reported
In recent years, large-scale entertainment cities in Macau have emerged, such as Studio City, The Venetian, and Galaxy Macau, which have become the most popular resort destinations. They offer a wide range of activities within the complexes, including fine dining, live performances, spas, accommodations, and nightlife, attracting more and more people to Macau specifically for this unique “all-in-one travel” experience. Hotel groups have also promoted autumn travel packages in Taiwan, making it easy for the public to enjoy ultra-luxurious vacation experiences.
Just a weekend is all you need to enjoy luxury in Macau. (Photo provided by Studio City)
According to data from the Statistics and Census Service of the Macao Special Administrative Region Government, Macau received 18.49 million visitor arrivals from January to August this year, an increase of 10.4% compared to last year. Among them, visitors from Taiwan reached 840,000, becoming the third-largest group, indicating a growing demand for Macau travel among Taiwanese. The popular resort entertainment city “Studio City” features three brand-new five-star hotels, a large-scale water show “The House of Dancing Water” that cost HK$2 billion to produce, and has been hugely popular since its opening two years ago, attracting over 30 million visitors and becoming a landmark of Macau’s entertainment scene. This season, Chloe Wang has been specially invited as the promotional ambassador to recommend Macau’s exciting entertainment experiences to the public.
Studio City Star Ambassador – Chloe Wang. (Photo provided by Studio City)
Studio City is offering a series of autumn travel packages through the end of the year. The Crown Towers Macau package includes one night’s stay, two tickets to “The House of Dancing Water,” and MOP 300 dining credit, starting from HK$2,688; the Grand Hyatt Macau package includes one night’s stay, two tickets to “The House of Dancing Water,” and complimentary breakfast, starting from HK$2,033; the Hard Rock Hotel package includes one night’s stay, two tickets to “The House of Dancing Water,” and MOP 300 dining credit, starting from HK$1,888.
“The House of Dancing Water” is Macau’s newest major entertainment show, having staged over 380 performances since its debut in September last year, yet tickets remain hard to come by. (Photography by Attractions Family Chi Bing-hui)
Additionally, the “Million Dollar Shopping Spree” event is being launched simultaneously. From October 13 to 15, the “Studio City Glam Slam 2011 Fashion Gala” will be held, featuring top Asian fashion designers showcasing their latest works; on October 30, the “Studio City Presents Legend Fighting Championship 6” mixed martial arts competition will take place, with several Asia-Pacific championship-level fighters participating, delivering the most thrilling sensory experience to the public.
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