Macau Gaming Show to hold the MGS Summit, a one-day event on Nov. 17 at Galaxy’s JW Marriott Hotel.

Although 2021 continues to be a challenging and turbulent year, with the evolution of Covid-19 and the recent emergence of the Omicron variant, Paradise Entertainment is pleased to showcase some of our finest achievements of the year:

Hong Kong travellers will be able to cross into Mainland China without quarantine from the first week of December, earlier than initially expected, the South China Morning Post reports.

Public policy in Macau is too rigid and as a result the city’s giant gaming industry is lagging in innovation, said Wang Changbin.

Macau’s gaming operators continue to be optimistic about Macau’s medium and long-term future but have highlighted cost control, maintaining staff, and Macau’s low vaccination rates as near-term challenges. 

Macau’s fourth quarter started with muted performance in October due to an outbreak of Covid-19 in Macau, but was able to improve later in the month and in November and December, with visitation reaching back to around 30,000 visitors per day.

Macau’s electronic gaming market won’t see a full recovery until at least 2023 and may potentially take until 2025 to rebound, suppliers said. 

Operators around Asia are likely to be competing for South Korean tourists in the likely absence of Chinese travellers in the next few years, says Lloyd Robson, Aristocrat’s general manager for Asia.

Few dispute that India has the potential to be one of the world's gaming super powers, though at present it's the lawyers that seem to have the winning hand.