VOICED : Tough road ahead as Macau gambles on mass tourism

Macau, a major gambling hub, is experiencing economic challenges as profits decline due to reduced high rollers, largely attributed to China's anti-corruption drive. Despite this, the mass market remains sustainable. As the only legal gambling location in China, Macau is rebranding to attract more family-friendly tourism, with investments in new attractions. The city aims to capitalize on China's growing middle class, hoping for a return to prosperity.

What factors have contributed to the decline in profits for casinos in Macau?

How has the anti-corruption drive in China affected high rollers in Macau?

What steps is Macau taking to rebrand itself and attract more tourists?

In what ways is the emerging middle class in China impacting the tourism market in Macau?

What are the expectations for the future of Macau's casino industry following its planned makeover?