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Okada Manila revenue per visitor drops despite higher footfall: analysts

Okada Manila’s visitor numbers have recovered, but Shared Research says revenue per visitor has fallen as higher footfall fails to lift spending.

Cambodia’s Hun Sen to visit China from June 25th to 27th

Cambodia’s Hun Sen heads to China as Phnom Penh seeks to boost Chinese arrivals while tackling China-linked scam networks.

Macau hotel room rates soften in May despite occupancy above 90%

Macau hotel occupancy remained above 90 percent in May, although average room rates eased year-on-year, according to data from Macau Hotel Association member hotels...

Thailand blocks nearly 14,000 World Cup gambling links in AI-driven crackdown

Thailand’s government says it has blocked or removed nearly 14,000 illegal online gambling websites and pages linked to the 2026 FIFA World Cup as part of an artificial intelligence-supported enforcement campaign targeting betting networks.

PhilWeb unveils new logo in corporate identity refresh

PhilWeb launched a new logo and redesigned website to align its corporate identity with its technology-driven infrastructure focus.

Patrick Dumont’s deemed LVS interest rises to 11.65% after share transfer

Patrick Dumont’s deemed interest in Las Vegas Sands rose to 11.65% after his spouse received shares in an off-market transfer.

Macau visitor arrivals rise 3.4% to nearly 3.5M in May

Macau visitor arrivals rose 3.4 percent to 3.49 million in May, driven by stronger same-day travel and mainland demand growth

Bangladesh cabinet greenlights gambling bill covering online betting, digital wallets

Bangladesh’s cabinet has approved a draft gambling law covering online betting, digital wallets and match-fixing, replacing the 1867 statute.

Macau Peninsula hotels see softer occupancy, eye 90% in summer

Macau Peninsula hotels saw softer occupancy during the Dragon Boat holiday but expect summer levels to reach about 90 percent.

World Cup weighs on Macau premium mass as Citigroup survey shows wagers down 38% to post-pandemic low

Citigroup’s table survey showed Macau premium mass wagers dropped 38 percent to $1.25 million, a post-pandemic low for the survey.