Sands China marked the anniversaries of The Parisian and The Venetian with team members honouring their contributions to the properties’ successes.

Sands China has reported a 53.3 percent increase in adjusted property EBITDA for its Macau operations in the first quarter, while Marina Bay Sands was also up by over 50 percent during the period.

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Sands China is doubling down on its non-gaming investments, with newly elevated Grant Chum – the group’s President and CEO – saying it will lay-out some $1.4 billion on Londoner Phase 2 and the revamp of its Cotai Arena.

As of 5 pm on February 14th, Macau has received 877k tourists, with the hotel occupancy rate reaching 97 percent this week.

Macau gaming operator Sands China has solidified a comprehensive strategic partnership with two of the top main Chinese online platforms: Tencent Video and Maoyan Entertainment, setting the stage for future collaboration in various aspects.

Sands China has registered a massive increase in third quarter revenue, rising from $251 million in 3Q22 to $1.78 billion in 3Q23, with net income coming back into the black, at $231 million, compared to a loss of $472 million in the same quarter last year.

Sands China Ltd. announced a cooperation with Kakao Pay, South Korea’s popular mobile payment and digital wallet service, and Macau Pass S.A. (“Macau Pass”), which aims to facilitate ease of cross-border mobile payment for Korean travellers.

Sands Resorts Macao won the ‘Best Integrated Resort (MICE)’ award at the eminent M&C Asia Stella Awards 2023 organised by Northstar Meetings Group, held in Singapore on August 16, 2023.

Authorities in Macau have announced that they’re rolling out a series of programs to attract foreign talent to the SAR, as early as August. Speaking at a panel, heads of some of the city’s main chambers of commerce lauded the move, noting that the city has been starved for new talent for years.