Macau’s clutch of casinos has quickly outpaced the Las Vegas Strip in gambling revenue, taking in around USD 10 billion last year, compared to almost USD 7 billion on the Strip. But it has to up its game - particularly its entertainment roster - to compete with its American counterpart as an all-around tourism destination. A few years ago, Macau was a sleepy coastal town. Visitors came for the Portuguese wine, cobblestone streets and musty antique shops - and for the gambling.