Articles tagged “macau”

Macau wants to diversify its China-heavy arrivals. Indonesia is a good bet, as many Indonesians already visit Hong Kong. But the timing of the campaign isn't good.

Macau is an example of an emerging meetings destination that will see U.S. market growth on the backs of its U.S. hotel partners like Sheraton and St. Regis, but the challenges are significant due to the region's reputation as the "Las Vegas of the East."

All of these videos do a good job of immersing the viewer in the travel experience, but what makes them stand out is how they connect with the viewer on an emotional level.

What is this world coming to when airline stocks are actually an attractive investment? The biggest airlines got a helluva lot bigger in 2014, setting the pace for growth among the largest publicly traded travel companies on the planet.

Spending two thirds of the money raised on just two hotels seems rather short sited, but if there's one thing a politician in a gaming city knows it's that appearances can be deceiving.

Galaxy has no hesitation in expanding its assets in the world’s largest gambling hub after its current properties helped increase the investment group’s income by HK$4.4 billion in just one year.

The competitors that U.S. gaming companies are facing in Macau present new challenges, and Sands, Wynn, and the others need to figure out how to compete if they want to stay in the game.

Fascinating list, if only to understand how vital the links -- literally -- to the outside world are for these countries, for their own economic growth.

Sands CEO says the company has no projects planned for the oversaturated U.S. market and will in turn focus on its rising stars in Macau, which bypassed Vegas to become the gaming capital of the world this year.

Las Vegas' problems during last recession was symptomatic of the larger malaise in U.S., and it is still recovering, while Macau, while going through a bit of a slowdown, still has the huge Chinese pipeline coming.