Paradise City, an integrated resort in Incheon operated by Paradise Co., announced on Monday that it has partnered with Chinese online travel agency giant Ctrip, intending to lure Chinese tourists.

According to the latest research from China’s online travel agency giant, Ctrip platform, Macau and Singapore, the two famous Asian gaming hubs, are among the most popular destinations for Chinese outbound travel during the Dragon Boat Festival break. In addition, Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Tokyo were also listed as the most popular destinations for Chinese travelers.

On a wave of legalization of gaming in Thailand, Japan, the UAE and further, Macau faces growing competitive pressure, warns a local VIP gaming expert.

China's tourism rebounded to pre-COVID levels during the Labor Day holidays, as the Ministry of Culture and Tourism from the central government saw domestic travelers reach 274 million, topping 120 percent of pre-COVID levels.

Trip .com Group, a leading global travel service provider, held its Global Partner Summit in Macao on Thursday said Livestreaming is now a key pillar in the Group’s content ecosystem.

In partnership with the Macau SAR Government, Wynn is participating in the “Macao Week in Shanghai” roadshow from June 3 – 7.

Sands China recently took part in the Macau Week in Jiangsu mega roadshow to promote its Londoner integrated resort.