So it should be pretty apparent that Macau is on its way to becoming another Las Vegas. In terms of serious casino gambling, it certainly has already become that. However, in terms of vacationing and tourism, it still has a ways to go. But don't let that deter you from taking a trip to Macau. Between the small handful of current resorts more in tune with the hospitality side of gaming, such as Wynn Macau and Sands Macau, and the number of resorts planned to go up in the coming months and years ahead, Macau is well on its way of reaching the same level of five-star hospitality that Las Vegas is internationally recognized for. Macau itself has recognized the fact that much of their gambling industry is based on the bets, whereas in Vegas, the casino resorts make a large portion of their profit on hospitality amenities. Students at the University of Macau in the casino management program are now required to spend two weeks in Las Vegas (in collaboration with the University of Las Vegas) to get a better feel of what "gaming hospitality" is truly about. If you are thinking about taking a long vacation to Las Vegas - especially if you like to do so every year or multiple times throughout the year - you should considering spending your next stay in Macau. Besides offering all of the perks that Las Vegas casinos are so popular for, you will get to experience a new country, culture and heritage.