October saw the highest gross gaming revenue in Macau since the pandemic at MOP24.09 billion (around US$3 billion), which also represented a 15.9% growth compared to revenue...
Macau casinos manage to stay open despite Covid
To prevent the rise of new Coronavirus cases, Macau casinos are introducing a new round of closures, although the casinos are going to remain open.
During the last few weeks, the Covid cases went up making it the primary reason for a few leisure facilities to close.
On the official website of Macau’s government, a formal statement was published according to which entertainment places like cinemas and clubs will close after 5 pm, but restaurants or similar establishments will remain to be closed for a while.
Despite the fact that there were few Covid cases, casinos avoided shutdown. The city testing, which took place yesterday, revealed that the instances were caused by a small number of casino workers.
According to Macau’s Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Center, more than a hundred cases were reported today.
As a result of these cases, all the city residents are going to have to submit NAT testing.
Executive Order No. 102/2022 states about the recent closure issued by Ho lat-seng, the chief executive of Macau.
Based on the order, entertainment facilities such as parks, pools, gyms, gaming zones and many more are closing.
The Casino Emperor Palace and Waldo Casino, two of Macau’s long-standing casinos, are set to close by the end of October, according to statements from their respective...
