With more than 6 million visitors since the opening in August, Venetian Macao is expecting the venue to be a popular attraction over the Christmas period.

The Venetian launched its Christmas attractions, with amongst the many events making up this exciting promotion are ‘Gondola Rides with Santa’ at the Grand Canal, where you and your loved one can indulge yourselves in a romantic experience, with Santa Claus as your special companion,” a press release said.
Guests are also encouraged to make a wish at one of the three canals running through the Grand Canal shopping area. Coins will be collected and donated to the Cradle of Hope Association.
Gifts can also be donated to the association using bins placed throughout the shopping malls.
Shops and restaurants are also offering specials through the Christmas period.
The winter celebrations will finish at the end of Chinese New Year.
The venue is also counting down to the new year’s party which will see the Pussycat Dolls perform at the Venetian Arena.
Related Posts- LifeBrandz to Open Buddha-bar at Venetian Macao
LifeBrandz is pleased to announce that it has signed an agreement to launch a 35,000 square feet Buddha-bar as the... - Adelson Supports China Regime
Casino tycoon Sheldon Adelson, one of America's wealthiest people, dismissed critics of China on Thursday, saying the Chinese are living... - Venetian Macao Opens With Gondola Champagne Bottle Crash
With the crash of a champagne bottle against a gondola, Macau's Venetian casino opened Tuesday, dwarfing anything in Las Vegas...
- Your Post-Christmas To-Do List
Christmas is over - now what do I do? The pre-Christmas chaos, adrenaline rush and maybe euphoria are now slipping into that post-Christmas "Now what do... - Top-Ranked Federer, Williams Win Singles Trophies at Australian Open
The top ranked players in both men's and women's tennis took home the trophies at the 2010 Australian Open. Roger Federer won the men's singles... - The Science Behind Christmas: Santa Claus
Yesterday we learned about Jesus and his casual relationship with Christmas. Sadly, more people associate Christmas with Santa Claus than Jesus. However, like Jesus, there...









