Tag: Integrated Resorts
Solaire unveils second IR in Quezon City
Solaire Resort North is set to open in late May this year in Quezon City, and will be the second integrated resort (IR) in the...
Sands Resorts Macao leaps forward with accessibility
Sands Resorts Macao will introduce Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) check-in and direct bus transfer service effective March 1, providing convenience and comfort for...
Bullish outlook for gaming-led IR development in Asia
Industry leaders at the Global Gaming Expo Asia (G2E Asia), held July in Macau, expressed optimism in the region’s potential for casino and integrated resort (IR)...
Japan to welcome its first integrated resort
Japan has approved construction of its first integrated resort in Osaka as part of efforts to boost domestic and international tourism spending in the...
Now is the time to look at integrated resorts
When tourism recovers in Asia, the integrated resort sector will become a hotbed for foreign investors and owner operators looking to capitalise on the market, says Matthew Pryor, managing director at Tenman Project Management, part of MaceTpm, a leading project and programme manager for hospitality, integrated resorts and gaming projects in Asia
Sunway splashes out US$60m on major facelift
Sunway City Kuala Lumpur has earmarked US$60 million to transform its flagship property, Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa, in what will mark the resort's...
MGM’s commitment to Osaka IR wavers
MGM Resorts International has cast doubt on its commitment to build the integrated resort in Yumeshima, Osaka, as the industry emerges from the Covid-19...
Integrated advancements
Some of Asia’s top integrated resorts are reinventing themselves with new stays, exceptional experiences and impressive entertainment.
Vietnam’s Hoiana to welcome first guests
Suncity Group Holdings will be opening Hoiana, its integrated resort project in Vietnam, for preview this Sunday.
Located in Hoi An in central Vietnam, Hoiana...
Unchartered waters
A landmark integrated project that opened last September has altered the Maldivian tourism landscape, but Feizal Samath notes that the pandemic has put a freeze on potential growth
