Content Writer: Janice Chew • Monday, 25/11/2025 - 22:14:12 - PM
The Jeju Dream Tower casino on Jeju Island has once again drawn attention after posting a dramatic rise in gaming revenue in October 2025. Industry reports indicate the property nearly doubled its year-on-year revenue during the month, a surge driven by steady visitor momentum and robust table-game performance.
Analysts point to the venue’s foreign-visitor model and strategic positioning as key factors in the acceleration. Situated in Korea’s tallest building and backed by Lotte Tour Development, the resort benefits from both enhanced infrastructure and appeal to international guests. Meanwhile, table gaming continues to account for the lion’s share of earnings, reinforcing trends seen earlier in the year.
While gaming revenue zoomed, ancillary businesses such as hotel-rooms reported mixed results. Despite stronger foot traffic, hotel revenue for the resort remains down on the previous year. This divergence suggests the casino arm is leading the rebound, whereas accommodation and non-gaming services are still catching up.
Looking ahead, the momentum presents both opportunity and challenge. With the strong visitor influx and gaming lift, Jeju Dream Tower is well-positioned to further consolidate market share in South Korea’s foreigner-only casino sector. However, sustaining the growth will depend on balancing hold rates, attracting repeat visitors, and elevating non-gaming amenities to complement the core casino business.