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Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts opens toll-free number for Macau

Travel News Asia Friday, 2 March 2007

Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts has opened a new toll-free telephone number - 0800 880 - for customers calling to make reservations from Macau.

Customers calling from Macau are answered at Shangri-La worldwide reservations centres located in Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur, where bookings can be made for any of Shangri-La’s 50 properties.

“We have introduced this service since outbound travel from Macau is on the increase and it is already a major hub for several airlines which operate flights to many destinations at which our hotels are located,” said Martin F. Waechter, Shangri-La chief marketing officer. “We also recognize that outbound traffic can only increase as Macau continues its headlong pace to becoming ‘Asia’s Las Vegas’.”

The 600-room Shangri-La Hotel, Macau and 1,200-room Traders Hotel, Macau, both opening in 2008, will occupy a 39-floor tower on the Cotai Strip. A full range of facilities and services will cater to both convention and leisure travellers to the city. The tower will include a casino, performance hall and large retail shopping mall, none of which will be operated by Shangri-La.

The properties are being built by Las Vegas Sands Corp. Cotai, dubbed “Asia’s Las Vegas,” is a master planned development of hotel properties, casinos, entertainment attractions, retail, and meetings and conventions facilities, projected to become the world’s largest gaming and  entertainment centre.

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