Manila's Own City Of Dreams

Category: Hotels, Posted:11 Nov 2013 | 06:00 am

The Philippines push to develop into an international gaming destination has been aided by the recent announcement that a City of Dreams integrated resort will be added into the PAGCOR Entertainment City in the Manila Bay area.
Melco Crown which is a venture by the Australian Packer group and Lawrence Ho has teamed up with local group SM.
Casino magnet Macau already has a City of Dreams that is operating and features not only gaming and hotels but also the tourism attraction House of Dancing Water Show.
By the middle of next year the initial phase of the project will be opening and is expected to draw a large Asian base of visitors.

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