Leisure and Resorts World Corp has announced that it has changed its name to DigiPlus Interactive Corp, effective on February 28th.

Newport World Resorts achieved a new annual high in gross gaming revenues in 2023, topping $600 million, with double-digit returns in its non-gaming revenue.

Travelers’ International Hotel Group, the gaming and leisure subsidiary of Philippines conglomerate Alliance Global Group (AGI) and operator of Manila’s Newport World Resorts, recorded net revenues of PHP 23.3 billion ($417 million) in the first nine months of the year, exceeding its pre-pandemic level and reflecting a growth of 27 percent year-on-year.

SJM Resorts has hosted a product seminar in Jakarta, Indonesia, to promote Macau’s diverse “tourism+” elements, with the aim of boosting visitation to Macau while expanding the city’s international presence. The seminar introduced a wide range of world-class tourism offerings provided by SJM, with close to 100 professionals from the travel industry participating under a lively atmosphere.

MGM Resorts has moved up the rankings in Forbes’ World’s Largest Hotels, Restaurants and Leisure Companies listing for 2023, scoring number 5 on the charts as the group estimates sales of $14.1 billion and a market value of $15.7 billion.

Chen Lip Keong, owner of NagaCorp and Karambunai, and Genting Group boss Lim Kok Thay are amongst the top10 richest billionaires in Malaysia, according to the annual list of ‘Malaysia’s 50 Richest’ 2023 edition from Forbes.

Philippine-based DigiPlus Interactive Corp, formerly known as Leisure & Resorts World Corp, unveiled their expansion plan after seeing revenue increase three-fold in 2022.

Leisure & Resorts World obtained the approval for the issuance of shares for a new round of private placement fundraising expected to raise Php1.85 billion (US$32 million) in a Special Stockholders’ Meeting on Monday.

Galaxy Entertainment Group was voted the Most Outstanding Company in Hong Kong for Asiamoney’s Asia Outstanding Companies Poll 2022 within the casino and gaming sector. 

Leisure & Resorts World Corporation reported a positive EBITDA of $1.87m for 2Q22, attributed to a resumption of its site operations and launch of its own technology platform.