Galaxy Eyes Thailand for World-Class Entertainment Complex

Galaxy Entertainment Group, operator of the world’s highest-grossing integrated resort, is exploring plans to introduce its signature entertainment complex model to Thailand, positioning the country as a major tourism magnet.

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What do you picture when you hear the words “entertainment complex,” an idea the Thai government is now actively promoting?

Imagine a vast destination surrounded by a collection of the world’s most prestigious five-star luxury hotels. Inside, Michelin-starred restaurants serve cuisines from across the globe, there's the very latest in luxury and lifestyle shopping, the world’s largest sky-top wave pool with white sand beach, state-of-the-art convention facilities, magnificent live performance arena, and a hugely attractive kids’ zone. And yes—just 5% of the total gross area—is a casino.

This isn’t just imagination. It’s real, at Galaxy Resorts Macau, a place where visitors enjoy a fully integrated leisure experience blending luxury, lifestyle, excitement, and fun.

With over 2 million square metres of development, located in Macau’s Cotai precinct, Galaxy Resorts Macau comprises nine ultra premium and luxury branded hotels with more than 5,000 rooms, suites and villas, including the latest addition—Capella, opened this year—as well as over 120 restaurants, café society, 200 luxury and lifestyle retail stores, 3D cinema’s, and the incredibly popular Diamond and Crystal lobby themed attractions.

Any service you can think of can be found within the resort without the need to leave—whether dining, shopping, live entertainment, business events, kids’ clubs, pools, spas, beauty outlets, or even a barber, golf simulator, and bowling alleys. All attracting over 60,000 visitors per day.

“Galaxy prides itself on staying ahead of the competition by continuously investing in the very best products and services", Kevin Clayton, Chief Brand Officer, Galaxy Resorts Thailand told the Bangkok Post during a recent hosted media visit to explore the concept of a fully integrated entertainment complex.