HOW TO ENTER


For the chance to become one of Macao’s Bake Stars, all you need to do is answer three simple questions about Macao. All correct answers will go into a draw from which the 12 winners will be chosen at random. For full details including terms and conditions, head to comp.travelweekly.co.uk/ macaobakestars, answer the questions and email your answers to macaobakestars@ travelweekly.co.uk. The deadline for entries is


31 December 2016, and the baking class will take place on Monday 20 March 2017. The prize includes an


overnight stay in a single room with breakfast, and an exclusive Travel Weekly baking class at School of Wok. The evening will include a glass of champagne and the 12 winners will learn how to bake – and enjoy – some of Macao’s popular sweet and savoury pastries!


rience as a Macao Bake Star ✯ MACAO: SWEET SENSATION


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Only 40 miles from Hong Kong and the perfect two or three-night addition to a Far East holiday or stopover, Macao is one of Asia’s most exciting destinations and boasts a unique Portuguese-Chinese heritage which has created a melting pot of culinary flavours.


Its unique mix of European and Asian cultures has resulted in a gastronomic


paradise which perfectly blends East and West to cook up an amazingly diverse food scene ranging from sizzling street stalls to Michelin-starred restaurants and famed pastry shops. The Portuguese arrived in Macao in the 16th century and their influence can still be


seen everywhere in Macao today, from the World Heritage-listed architecture to the colourful festivals and, of course, the food. The local Macanese cuisine was one of the world’s first fusion cuisines, with influences not just from Portugal and China, but also India, South America, Africa and Southeast Asia. Visitors to Macao can also enjoy superb


Cantonese dishes and some of the best Portuguese food outside Portugal.


Why not become a Macao Specialist? Macao’s online training programme – macaospecialist.co.uk – contains a wealth of information on the destination.


To find out more about Macao, or for help with any booking enquiries, contact the Macao Government Tourism Office:


p 0845 498 9983 mmacao@humewhitehead.co.uk X www.macaotourism.gov.mo


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