AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMacau Tourism Momentum: Macau’s Qingmao land checkpoint has processed over 20 million customs clearances this year, with daily arrivals now running above 7% versus July 2025 and the checkpoint operating at over half capacity—despite forecasts of weaker casino performance. Gaming Revenue Watch: Gaming tax revenue rose 13.1% year-on-year to MOP51.2 billion in 1H26, reaching about 55% of the annual target, while the city’s casino industry posted its toughest quarter since reopening as FIFA World Cup spending diversion and weak VIP hold rates weighed on results. Local Business Pressure: A lawmaker urged tougher, coordinated measures as shop closures spread and residents increasingly cross to Zhuhai for shopping and services, arguing short-term promotions won’t fix structural imbalances. Tourism Product Push: MGTO launched the Mak Mak Experience Hub in Senado Square to boost character-led, tech-enabled tourism and expand local IP’s commercial value. Responsible Gaming & Talent: Sands China rolled out a responsible gaming youth programme with UM, training students to develop practical proposals for safer gaming culture.
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