From Macau to Las Vegas : brands are betting on casinos

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Published on 23/02/11 - Updated on 17/03/22

Aside from any cultural/political repercussions, casinos are generally an important part of the broader tourism industry. They encourage travel to a destination, and provide positive spill over for other attractions in the area. Casinos also help hotels attract guests, whilst directly and indirectly boosting other departmental revenue, i.e. non-gaming expenditures. Live from Macau.

Macau taking over as the casino hubTravel and leisure industries dependent on consumer purchasing behaviour were se­verely impacted from the global economic crisis. In most mature markets in Europe and North America, hoteliers were recor­ding major decreases in demand, and then forced to...

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