Pansy Ho of MGM China and Linda Chen from Wynn Macau, two influential women in Macau’s gaming industry, have been named in Fortune’s 2024 “Most Powerful Women in Asia” list.

MGM China's Chair says that the Macau government has mandated casino operators host two international sporting events each month, along with a major arts event every two years.

The planned investment by Macau gaming concessionaires in non-gaming elements will not prevent casino revenues from increasing in the future, the Chairperson and Executive Director of MGM China, Pansy Ho, commented recently.

MGM China’s Chairperson Pansy Ho has quelled rumors that she is planning to sell her stake in the company, after a recent share movement disclosed by media.

Younger travelers in Macau are encouraging gaming operators to embrace cross-field innovation, according to Pansy Ho, Vice Chairman and Secretary-General of the Global Tourism Economy Forum (GTEF).

Pansy Ho is aiming to add floors to MGM’s Cotai property, in a bid to capture more MICE activity.

China Southern Airlines, Asia’s largest carrier by passenger traffic, has announced that its Board meeting deliberated on the nomination of Pansy Ho as an independent non-executive director candidate for the air carrier headquartered in Guangzhou. 

MGM China has re-elected Chairperson Pansy Ho and Co-Chairperson William Honbuckle to its Board of Directors, both in the role of Executive Director, while announcing a change of non-executive directors.

MGM China’s Co-Chairperson Pansy Ho believes that Macau’s non-gaming future will succeed despite the competition from the other five concessionaires but notes that manpower is still an issue.

MGM China’s Co-Chairperson Pansy Ho says she believes that Macau’s economy has already recovered to between 60 and 70 percent of pre-pandemic levels but notes that the SAR has to bank heavily on non-gaming attractions and bringing in more foreign visitors to achieve its goals.