The city of Macau in southern China has a long history as a Portuguese colony. Macau resides on the west side of the Pearl River Delta, bordering the Chinese province of Guangdong, near the former British colony of Hong Kong on the South China Sea. Macau returned to Chinese control in December of 1999 and remains an autonomous region of China. The economy of Macau is dependent on gambling and tourism, with some minor manufacturing, while the union of Portuguese catholic and Chinese buddhist holidays are equally celebrated on Macau.
Public transportation is provided by transit buses and taxis. Buses connect the Macau peninsula with Taipa, Cotai, and Coloane islands. The Macau International Airport sits on the eastern end of Taipa island. There are ferry services to Hong Kong from the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal, and to mainland Chinese cities of Shenzhen and Shekou from the Yuet Tung Ferry Terminal on the Inner Harbor.
Macao = Macau
Both spellings are are acceptable. Macau is more common.
Bem vindo a Macau (for a man)Bem vinda a Macau (for a woman)"Welcome to Macao" would be "Bem vindos a Macao"
The Venetian Macao was created in 2007.
Macau is located on China's southern coast
That is one correct spelling of the proper noun, Macao or Macau, a city and special division of China.
No, they are two spellings of the same region.
Macau and Hong Kong
The floor area of The Venetian Macao in Macau is 980,000 m2 (10,500,000 sq ft).
Macao Science Center was created in 2009.
In Macao, it is forbidden for government employees to gamble at the casinos.
Portugal administers the government of the territory of Macao.