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Macau Golden Week Arrivals Hit 1.39 Million After Eight Days

Macau recorded approximately 1.39 million visitor arrivals during the first eight days of the extended Golden Week holiday period. The figures underscore the enclave’s continued ability to attract mainland Chinese tourists during peak travel windows, reinforcing Macau’s status as the world’s largest casino hub by gaming revenue.



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Genting Singapore Set to Strengthen Operations Following Leadership Shake-Up

Analysts at DBS have indicated that Genting Singapore is likely to reinforce its operational focus following a recent leadership shake-up. The company, which operates Resorts World Sentosa, is entering a transitional phase as management realignment unfolds. According to regional coverage, the brokerage believes the changes may pave the way for tighter cost controls, clearer strategic direction and renewed execution discipline.



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Chinese New Year Tourism Boost Lifts Korea’s Retail, Hotels and Foreigner-Only Casinos

Chinese New Year travel flows provided a seasonal boost to South Korea’s tourism-linked sectors, lifting retail, hospitality and foreigner-only casino performance, according to regional industry reporting. The holiday period — traditionally one of Asia’s busiest travel windows — saw increased inbound visitation, particularly from China and other Northeast Asian markets, translating into stronger footfall at shopping districts, integrated resorts and gaming venues.



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Cambodia’s Casino Revenue Rises 14% in 2025 Amid License Revocations

Cambodia’s casino industry posted a solid recovery in 2025, with gross gaming revenue climbing 14% year-on-year to US$72 million, according to reporting from the Commercial Gambling Management Commission (CGMC). The growth reflects continued normalization following pandemic disruptions and the steady return of cross-border traffic, particularly in border hubs such as Poipet and Bavet. However, the positive revenue momentum comes alongside intensified regulatory action that underscores Phnom Penh’s tightening oversight of the sector.



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Crown Melbourne Unveils AU$200 Million Redevelopment Program

Crown Melbourne is set to embark on an expansive AU$200 million redevelopment program, marking one of the most significant reinvestment commitments since the operator underwent regulatory reform and ownership transition.The capital works program is aimed at refreshing key gaming, hospitality and public areas within the integrated resort, reinforcing its long-term competitiveness in Australia’s premium entertainment market.