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Close-Up Look Into the Success Stories of World Class 5-Star Hotels Close-up Look into the Success Stories of World Class 5-Star Hotels The tourism and hospitality industries are the backbone of the economy of Macau. The growth in these sectors in the past ten years has been exponential. Macau has attracted many world-class luxurious hotels. This 7-day program will provide students with an inside look at the operations and get up close to hotel managers to share their success stories. The campus is conveniently located across the street from the Cotai Strip where many of the new hotel establishments are. The Program includes: • Visits to 5-star hotels • Success stories presented by hotel managers • Sightseeing in Macau • Certificate will be awarded to students who have successfully completed the program • Accommodation in the guest houses on campus Program Dates: 7 days between mid-July and mid-August Group size: Negotiable *Package price for a group of 18 students: HKD 4,000 per person Schedule Day 1 Arrival; Orientation; Welcome lunch or dinner; Check-in Day 2 Hotel Visit & Seminar by Guest Service Manager; Sight visit to Macau World Heritage sites Day 3 Hotel Visit & Seminar by Housekeeping Manager; Hotel visit Day 4 Hotel Visit & Seminar by VIP Service Manager; Visit to casino and gaming training center Day 5 Hotel Visit & Seminar by Sales Manager; Shopping for local snacks and souvenirs; Visit the Taipa House (Portuguese Museum inside a Portuguese residence), Andrew Stow’s Portuguese pastry shop Day 6 Visit the Grand Prix Museum and Wine Museum; Sharing experiences in this trip Day 7 Presentation of Certificates * Package price will vary if the group size is not 18 students. ** Itinerary may be adjusted due to weather or other circumstances. Activities will be substituted with comparable ones. *** Price does not include meals. Students can purchase breakfast from the cafeteria in the morning. Some suggested activities that students can consider for the evenings (self-paying) The House of the Dancing Water Show at the City of Dreams, Price is about HKD 480 http://thehouseofdancingwater.com/en/#/home Boat tour at night (1.5 hours), Price is about HKD 300 The Dragon’s Treasure Show (15 minutes) at the City of Dreams, Price is about HKD 50 http://www.cityofdreamsmacau.com/attraction/dragons-treasure The Grand Buffet at the New Lisboa Hotel, Price is about HKD 300 http://www.grandlisboahotel.com/dining-grand_buffet-en Reporting on World Heritage The unique history of Macau has fascinated tourists around the world. Macau is located near the south-eastern coast of China, right at the crossroad between the east and the west. Before the arrival of foreigners, Macau was a quiet fishing village. After being a Portuguese colony for over 400 years, Macau was returned to China in December 1999. The architecture, culture and lifestyle are influenced by both cultures in many ways. The Historic Centre of Macau was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2005, making it the 31 st designated World Heritage site in China. In this program, students will explore and report on their visits to these sites. The Program includes: • Lectures and discussions • Site visits to UNESCO World Heritage sites • Assignments on reporting • Certificate will be awarded to students who have successfully completed the program • Accommodation in the guest houses on campus Program Dates: 7 days between mid-July and mid-August Group size: Negotiable *Package price for a group of 18 students: HKD 4,000 per person Schedule Day 1 Arrival; Orientation; Welcome lunch or dinner; Check-in Day 2 Seminar and Discussion on “Macau History and World Heritage”; Shopping for local snacks and souvenirs; Visit the Taipa House (Portuguese Museum inside a Portuguese residence), Andrew Stow’s Portuguese pastry shop Day 3 Visit the Protestant Cemetery, Casa Garden, Camoes Garden; Ruins of St. Paul, Na Tcha Temple, the Old City Walls, Mount Fortress, Macau Museum Day 4 Visit a local news agency, Macau Tower, Grand Prix Museum and Wine Museum, Macau Science Museum, Shopping in Venetian Hotel Day 5 Visit the Maritime Museum, A-Ma Temple, Moorish Barracks, Lilau Square, Mandarin’s House, St. Lawrence’s Church, St. Augustine Square, Dom Pedro V Theatre, St. Joseph’s Seminary and Church, St. Augustine’s Church, Sir Robert Ho Tung Library, Former Red-light District Day 6 Visit the Leal Senado Building and Square, Holy House of Mercy, the Cathedral, Portuguese Bookstore, Lou Kau Mansion, St. Dominic’s Church, Sam Kai Vui Kun Temple Day 7 Discussion: Sharing experiences in this trip; Presentation of Certificates * Package price will vary if the group size is not 18 students. ** Itinerary may be adjusted due to weather or other circumstances. Activities will be substituted with comparable ones. *** Price does not include meals. Students can purchase breakfast from the cafeteria in the morning. Some suggested activities that students can consider for the evenings (self-paying) The House of the Dancing Water Show at the City of Dreams, Price is about HKD 480 http://thehouseofdancingwater.com/en/#/home Boat tour at night (1.5 hours), Price is about HKD 300 The Dragon’s Treasure Show (15 minutes) at the City of Dreams, Price is about HKD 50 http://www.cityofdreamsmacau.com/attraction/dragons-treasure The Grand Buffet at the New Lisboa Hotel, Price is about HKD 300 http://www.grandlisboahotel.com/dining-grand_buffet-en .
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