The Eiffel Tower in Macau, Paris, had the best ceremony

Wilfred Wong, the new president and chief operating officer of Sands China Ltd, began his term yesterday with a significant milestone at the Macau resort in Paris. Lanterns and dome structures were placed at the top of the casino resort in a symbolic act to mark the occasion.

According to a local source, Wong commented on the significance of the structure at a ceremony he presided over, saying, "Macao in Paris, especially the Eiffel Tower, is a landmark of Cotai Street and an iconic addition to the city's skyline." He also took the opportunity to let those attending the opening ceremony know that he will start working with the company on Nov. 1. His speech highlighted the uniqueness of the integration of the company's resorts and their European style, "Where else but here can you have lunch with a serenade gondolier flying over the picturesque Venetian Canal and dinner at an authentic French bistro before enjoying breathtaking views of Cotay Streep from the Eiffel Tower?" 카지노사이트

Once the ceremony's owner announced Sands China's artistic vision to recreate some of Europe's famous iconic structures and places in Macau, the ceremony reflected a mixture of two cultures. It was the cancan, a typical Southern Chinese lion dance from the East and an emphasis on Western European culture, obviously the French cabaret dance. The ceremony also featured a fashion show in which team members' uniforms, designed to fit the theme of a mix of French and Chinese cultures, were modeled for the crowd.

Sands China Ltd's Cotai Strip Resorts Macao, a fourth building in The Parisian Macao, is expected to open in 2016 and features approximately 3,000 rooms and suites, a retail mall, a gaming space, a half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower, MICE space, entertainment, spa and health club, a variety of food and drink options, facilities for business, leisure and family travelers, two observation decks including a theme water park, and a pool deck.

The total cost of the project is estimated at $2.7 billion, and when completed, 800 duty-free shops and 12,000 rooms and suites will serve to increase the capacity of Sands China visitors in the Kotai region. Beyond the main points of interest, including the Eiffel Tower model, Wong explained that Parisians will feature many shows and events, including a music light show that lights up the tower every day.