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Delta buys land for integrated resort in Pernem
Delta Corp has acquired about 100 acres of land in Pernem, Goa for a new integrated resort and expects the cost of shifting its operations from its floating casinos to be between 1,200 and 1,500 crore.
Delta shares rise on Goa resort approval
Delta Corp shares rose more than 3 percent in trading in India after the operator announced it has won approval to build an integrated resort in Goa.
Star Gold Coast celebrates 35 with eye on the future
Star Gold Coast has just turned 35, but has its sights set firmly on the future, with a $2.1 billion masterplan to put it on a scale with some of the world’s largest integrated resorts.
Filling international visitor gaps
Jurisdictions around Asia are noting a strong surge in domestic tourism as a result of the pandemic, but border reopenings remain some way off and local traffic is unlikely to do enough to offset lost revenue in the IR industry.
Aquis open to investors for Canberra project
Aquis Entertainment said it’s still open to investors to participate in its plan for an integrated resort in Canberra’s central business district after proposed partner Blue Whale Entertainment dropped out.
Tourism minister insists no delay in IR development schedule
Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Kazuyoshi Akaba insisted in Diet debate on Monday that there would be no change in the nation’s...
Covid-19 turns out lights in most of Asia’s casinos
From India to Australia, casinos across the Asia Pacific region have closed their doors in response to efforts to combat the spread of the coronavirus, with little to no visibility at present as to the evolution of the situation.
First Japan IR Expo in Yokohama gains impressive turnout
The long-awaited First Japan IR Expo in Yokohama appeared to be a considerable success on its first of two days, as six major IR...
Japan clouds Korea’s IR-hub aspirations
South Korea wants to turn the area near Incheon International Airport into a version of Manila’s Entertainment City, but its vision is at risk from competition from Japan.
Paradise Nov. sales rise 31.6 percent
Paradise Co., which operates foreigner-only casinos in South Korea, reported a 31.6 percent gain in November sales, driven by table games.