Michelin just announced a new guide to Brazil, and director Michael Ellis tells Le Point that more guides are coming. Said Ellis: "Several countries and cities are in our viewfinder." Also he talks about Michelin killing the Vegas guide: "It was launched just before the monumental crisis of 2007-2008... Michelin decided for economic reasons to cut back and Las Vegas paid the price." [Le Point via @ElizabethOnFood][Photo: Eater]
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