Introduction to Resorts World Sentosa and Marina Bay Sands Resorts in detail?

Resorts World Sentosa One of the world's top family resorts, Resorts World Sentosa welcomes you to enjoy and experience a fun vacation suitable for the whole family. Resorts World Sentosa is located on Sentosa Island in Singapore, covering an area of ​​49 hectares (about one-tenth of the total area of ​​Sentosa Island) and costing nearly SGD 6.6 billion (approximately 30 billion yuan). , will be officially opened to the public in early 2010. After completion, Resorts World Sentosa will have Southeast Asia's unique Universal Studios theme park, the world's largest marine life park, celebrity chef restaurants and brand-name stores, various entertainment performances, and six star-rated hotels with different styles, etc. In early 2010, Universal Studios and four top specialty hotels will be the first to open. It is expected that after full opening, Resorts World Sentosa can receive 12-13 million tourists from all over the world in the first year, becoming a tourist destination that Singapore is proud of. The Marina Bay Sands tourist resort in Singapore, built at a cost of 4 billion pounds, opened to the public on June 24. Its most eye-catching part is a 150-meter-long swimming pool on the open-air platform. This length is the length of an Olympic swimming pool. three times. For those who come here to swim, they can enjoy a bird's-eye view of the city from a 55-story building while swimming. Of course, swimming too close to the edge is definitely a nightmare experience for many people. The resort spans the bay and, according to designer Moshe Safdie, the three towers are based on the shape of a deck of cards. At the top of the 55-story tower of Marina Bay Sands Hotel, the swimming pool is 150 meters long, which is three times the length of the Olympic swimming pool. The sky garden and huge swimming pool are specially designed to make the water seem to extend to the edge of the field of vision. In fact, the edge of the swimming pool is Designed so that a few centimeters below the water level, overflow water flows to a sump below and is pumped back into the pool.