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Singapore Sees 9% Rise in February Visitors, Driven by Surge in Mainland Chinese Arrivals

Singapore recorded a 9% year-on-year increase in visitor arrivals in February 2026, with a notable 61% surge in arrivals from mainland China, highlighting a continued recovery in regional travel demand.

The data underscores Singapore’s resilience as a leading tourism hub in Asia and reflects the broader normalization of cross-border travel flows.



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Sri Lanka Eyes Gaming Sector to Boost Tourism and Regional Appeal

The Sri Lanka is exploring the expansion of its gaming sector as part of a broader strategy to enhance tourism and strengthen regional positioning, signaling a shift toward integrated resort-style development.

This comes as countries across Asia increasingly leverage gaming and entertainment to drive visitor growth, foreign investment and economic diversification.



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DigiPlus Interactive Corp Maintains US$211M FY2025 Income as Regulation Moderates Growth

DigiPlus Interactive Corp reported FY2025 net income of approximately US$211 million, demonstrating resilience despite regulatory actions that slowed early-year growth momentum.

The results highlight how digital gaming operators in the Philippines are navigating an increasingly regulated yet rapidly expanding market.



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Sands China Eyes Further Investment in Macau, with The Venetian Macao Next in Focus

Sands China is considering further capital investment across its Macau portfolio, with The Venetian Macao likely next in line for upgrades, as the company continues to reposition its assets toward higher-value customers.

The update was shared by Patrick Dumont and SVP of Investor Relations Daniel Briggs during the J.P. Morgan Gaming, Lodging, Restaurant & Leisure Management Access Forum at Wynn Las Vegas, with further insights provided by J.P. Morgan analysts.



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Daisy Ho Invests in SJM Holdings US$540M Senior Notes Offering

Daisy Ho, Managing Director of SJM Holdings, has personally purchased approximately US$3 million worth of the company’s senior unsecured notes, part of a broader US$540 million bond issuance by the Macau gaming group.

The move is seen by industry observers as a confidence signal from company leadership, as SJM continues strengthening its financial position amid Macau’s evolving gaming landscape.