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Macau Business Magazine - June 2023

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In this issue

[Aviation] UP IN THE AIR - With Air Macau's local monopoly set to expire in November, liberalisation is expected to bring added routes and improved services. Will new players throw their hats in the ring? | [Gaming] GOING MAINSTREAM - American Gaming Association head Bill Miller lauds the post-pandemic embrace of gaming as mainstream entertainment. The industry's non-gaming focus is a boon for Macau, he stresses | NEW GAME(S) - Aristocrat launches fresh electronic games in the Macau market as new standards come into force and a new generation flocks to the casino floor. Asia GM Lloyd Robson sees promising prospects across the continent | [Special Report] Macau - Hong Kong: So near, so far

Macau Business Magazine Description:

Publisher: De-Ficção---Projectos-Multimedia-Limitada

Category: Business

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

Macau Business, a 132-page monthly publication, is Macau’s number one English-language newsmagazine. Benefiting from the acumen of and collaboration between journalists, analysts, economists, scholars and policymakers, we work to provide our readers with the best stories and exclusive insights.

Macau Business was launched in May 2004 and was the first independent English-language news medium to become firmly established in Macau.