Hongkong and Macau Incentive Trip

It is currently home to the Biggest Hotel and Casino in the World. Its bright neon lights fill the chic cosmopolitan skyline... Here is where West meets East, where old meets the new, where trend and tradition intertwine.

Macau is the perfect destination for those who enjoy the lavish lifestyle. And for the tour participants from Toyota Otis, here is where all the magic happens.

Seventeen delegates, including Mr. Jun Santos, VP and General Manager, and Mr. Ely Aguirre, General Sales Manager, embarked on a four-days-three-nights trip to Macau and Hongkong, as they were among the participants in the Lavish Lifestyle Incentive Trip sponsored by Toyota Motor Philippines held from June 11-14.

Their first destination: the Venetian Hotel and Casino Macau, the Largest Hotel and Casino in the World. All the delegates were marveled by the picturesque, not to mention top-class amenities offered by this luxurious hotel.

Inside the hotel, one should not miss the man-made indoor grand canal with authentic gondolas, "Venice-style". Also catch a glimpse of the 750 or more game tables offered in the casino area. Finally, shoppers are to encouraged to visit the almost countless stalls and boutiques that abounds the hotel’s seemingly endless walkway

And after an overnight stay at the Venetian, the delegates were off to their next stop: The Marco Polo Hotel, Hongkong.

It felt as though everything was put on a fast forward-mode in Hongkong. People walked relatively faster, talked relatively faster, even dined faster than the usual. But this was probably because time was always not enough to visit all the wonderful sites that this city has to offer… Night time shopping at Mongkok, A cable car ride at Ocean Adventure, a candid shot with Mickey Mouse at Hongkong Disneyland… the list just goes on and on.

For the delegates, of course, it was the endless and tedious hunt for the best bargains either along the busy streets of Nathan Road or the metropolitan jungle called Mongkok.

Four days and Three nights just flew by, full of fun-filled memories of Hongkong and Macau. By the way, would anyone care for some "Masaji?"