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out25 Who are Macao’s three-peaters, and what do they mean for future tourism initiatives? Over a third of visitors from Hong Kong have come to Macao at least 3 times in the past 12 months, with those returning over 6 times outnumbering their mainland counterparts Innovative campaign programmes should encourage repeat visitors to explore lesser-known attractions to better distribute foot traffic more evenly, experts say https://macaonews.org/news/business/macao-three-peaters-future-tourism-initiatives-macau/ jun24 One of the Hong Kong government’s top tourism advisers – the leisure and entertainment mogul Allan Zeman – says the city is lagging behind Macao when it comes to attractions.  His comments will come as a stark warning to a Hong Kong tourism industry struggling to find its post-pandemic direction, with long-haul markets remaining sluggish and the domestic market shifting from affluent mainland Chinese travellers to penny-pinching day-trippers. In remarks  published ...

set26 AI a defence as well as risk regarding ‘advantage play’ in land-based casinos: Differential Labs https://www.ggrasia.com/ai-a-defence-as-well-as-risk-regarding-advantage-play-in-land-based-casinos-differential-labs?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ai-a-defence-as-well-as-risk-regarding-advantage-play-in-land-based-casinos-differential-labs jul26 In the last in a three-part series on smart tables, Ryan Ho and U Ng at Macao Polytechnic University discuss how smart table technology is transforming the regulatory landscapes for both regulators and operators. In the first two parts of this series, we examined smart tables from technical and operational perspectives. This final installment addresses regulatory technology (RegTech) and examines how smart tables are increasingly being designed and deployed to support compliance, auditability and regulatory requirements. Smart tables as RegTech Most Asian casinos initially adopted smart table technology primarily for ope...