If given only two options, I feel like I can survive or thrive in Macau than in Hongkong.
The Macau people are more tourist-friendly, in my opinion. A lot of them can understand and speak English and even Tagalog. It's also a quaint, less crowded place --- where casinos and churches co-exist.
We had an energetic tour guide, Vivien, who is the most organized and efficient one that I've met so far. She provided the groups in her tour with temporary mobiles to remind them on cutoff times and help them out in case they get lost. She was frank and honest in describing the different landmarks in Macau. She kept us all awake and entertained. No time wasted and it was all fun with her.
Below are some of the groupies I grabbed from FB (since I decided to ditch the picture taking using my camera). These are proofs of how group-picture-crazy we all are :)
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| Welcome to Macau Randyl, Sir Johnny, Grace, Ms. May, Me, Carlo and Ms. Bok (Boss Wa's wife) (Our boss is taking our picture :) |
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| At The Venetian (made to look and feel like Europe's Venice) Boss Warren is the one in colored pants :) |
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| St. Paul - the Church ruins |
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