Wynn Macau is working with local government to transform one of the city’s main tourist points, Rua da Felicidade (or Happiness Street), into a cultural tourism hub, carrying out a test run starting September 29th.

Macau's gaming operators will have to flex their collective muscles as they're expected to do the "heavy lifting" in the city's diversification efforts, notes an expert.

Business owners surrounding Rua da Felicidade are calling for changes to Wynn Macau’s old district revitalization plan, which supports the city government’s initiative to pedestrianize the area.

Macau’s ongoing efforts to revitalize six historic districts through collaboration with casino operators have seen a positive response, with over 1.7 million visits recorded during performance and show periods.

Wynn Resorts Macau is dedicated to collaborating with the Macao SAR Government on Responsible Gaming initiatives and actively promotes these principles to its team members and the broader community through various events.

Non-gaming projects promoted by Macau’s gaming operators are progressing more slowly than anticipated, primarily due to bureaucratic hurdles. Meanwhile, a local association representative indicates that a lack of clear directional planning has resulted in fragmented diversification plans.

The non-gaming investment requirements for Macau gaming concessionaires are already reshaping the Special Administrative Region, according to industry experts interviewed by AGB.

Melco Resorts & Entertainment Limited has revealed its support for the government's revitalization plan for Piers 23 and 25 in the Inner Port and Mount Fortress areas.

Macau casino operator Sands China is set to help revitalize various old districts in the city. These include the Iec Long Fireworks Factory, Pátio da Eterna Felicidade, Rua Das Estalagens, and their surrounding areas.