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Macau with less Michelin-starred restaurants

Posted: 12/2/2011 4:26:18 PM

Michelin yesterday launched the fourth edition of the bilingual “Michelin Guide Hong Kong Macau”.

The latest guide includes 51 establishments in Macau (35 restaurants and 16 hotels).

Robuchon a Galera remains the only three-Michelin star restaurant in Macau.

The city has overall seven restaurants with stars, two less than a year ago.

Aurora at Altira, Il Teatro at Wynn Macau, and Jade Garden at StarWorld, are no longer on the list.

The only new entrant is Golden Flower, at Wynn Macau, with one star.

The Michelin guide Hong Kong Macau 2012 will be available in Macau starting on December 5. It costs HK$188.

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TransAct appoints new sales manager for Asia

Rashid Suliman will be responsible for the sales of the company’s products in Macau

Venetian hosts Ice World

The exhibit will last until September 16

Melco Crown to participate in Dragon Boat races

Around 50 Melco Crown employees have joined forces to form two teams

Bank tellers with two-digit salary growth

Wage increases outpace the inflation rate

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Casinos will have to divide their floor into smoking and non-smoking areas starting next year

Homes more expensive

The average transaction price of all residential units sold in the first three months of 2012 reaches a new all-time high

Sands China renews Edward Tracy’s contract

The company’s president and CEO has had his contract extended until August next year

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