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Uber Makes Official Return to Macau with Launch of Uber Taxi Service

Ride-hailing giant Uber has announced its return to Macau with the launch of Uber Taxi, marking a notable shift in the city’s transport landscape and a renewed attempt to integrate platform-based mobility services within one of Asia’s most tightly regulated markets. The move comes several years after Uber exited Macau following regulatory challenges, signalling a more cooperative approach with local authorities and the existing taxi industry.



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Jeju Dream Tower Casino Sales Surge 55% Year-on-Year as Tourism Momentum Builds

Casino sales at Jeju Dream Tower rose sharply in January, climbing 55% year-on-year to US$31.4 million, signalling a strong start to 2026 for one of South Korea’s most closely watched integrated resort developments. The performance reflects improving visitation trends to Jeju Island and growing traction for premium mass and international play at the foreigner-only casino.



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Grand Korea Leisure Abandons Seoul Casino Site Acquisition Amid Strategic Reassessment

South Korea’s state-linked casino operator Grand Korea Leisure has officially dropped plans to acquire the site housing one of its Seoul-based casinos, marking a notable strategic shift as the company reassesses capital priorities amid a challenging operating environment. The decision affects the location currently used by its flagship Seven Luck Casino brand and reflects broader uncertainties facing Korea’s foreigner-only casino sector.



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KT Lim Takes on Expanded Leadership Role at Resorts World Sentosa as Strategic Focus Sharpens

Singapore’s integrated resort landscape is entering a new phase as KT Lim assumes greater oversight of Resorts World Sentosa following his appointment as Chairman and Director. The leadership shift, announced by parent company Genting Singapore, is widely viewed as a move to tighten strategic control at a critical point in the resort’s long-term redevelopment journey.



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Marina Bay Sands Posts Record-Breaking Quarter as 4Q25 EBITDA Hits Historic US$806 Million

Marina Bay Sands has delivered a landmark performance in the final quarter of FY2025, recording what is being described as the greatest quarterly result in the history of casino-hotels, with adjusted EBITDA soaring to US$806 million. The result, disclosed by parent company Las Vegas Sands, underscores the extraordinary earnings power of Marina Bay Sands, which continues to stand apart as one of the most profitable single-asset integrated resorts anywhere in the world.