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Galaxy Partners Accor to Bring Legendary Raffles Hotel Brand to Macau
(01 Mar 2021)
Galaxy Entertainment Group has partnered with Accor to
bring the legendary Raffles brand to Macau.
Regarded by many as one of the most luxurious
hotels in the world, the first Raffles Hotel opened in Singapore
in 1887. In recent years, the iconic brand has expanded to Paris,
Istanbul, Dubai, Warsaw, Jakarta, Seychelles, Shenzhen and seven
other world-renowned destinations.
Queen Elizabeth II, Charlie Chaplin,
Elizabeth Taylor and many more illustrious celebrities who have
stayed with Raffles over the years, add even more color to the
legend of the brand.
The next chapter in the brand’s history will see

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