Macau Gaming Association to Host Special International Reception for Global Industry

Macau Gaming Association to Host Special International Reception for Global Industry

The Macau Gaming Equipment Manufacturers Association (MGEMA), the largest gaming organisation in Asia, will be hosting a special international reception during the G2E Asia exhibition. The networking event, which forms part of the body’s international relations programme launched earlier this year at ICE in London, will be held at the Conrad Hotel in Macau on Wednesday 18 May (17.30-19.30).

Macau Gaming Association to Host Special International Reception for Global Industry
MGS Chairman Jay Chun at the 2016 MGS International Reception in London

Hosted by MGEMA Chairman, Jay Chun, the reception will bring together the 150-strong membership of the trade association and key figures from the global gaming community. Forming a central part of the official reception will be the attendance of senior operatives from the industry, who will take advantage of the forum to discuss economic and investment opportunities in the region.

MGEMA Chairman Jay Chun commented: “Over the last three years, the MGEMA has made considerable progress in representing the interests of the major forces in Asian business. Part of this success is down to our relationship with the Macau SAR Government which has extended a series of grants and support programmes to aid our development. And now we feel the time is right to drive home the message that Macau is open for business. The reception is an excellent opportunity to explain how the economic diversity plan for Macau can open a wealth of opportunity for business in the region.”

Mr Chun concluded: “Between now and all the way through to our own event, the MGS Entertainment Show in November, we will be highlighting a series of initiatives and projects to the industry, and continuing the process of building key partnerships across the world that will strengthen the trading, commercial and cultural links between us all. The MGEMA provides one of the best routes into the Chinese and Asian markets. Our members know the economic landscape and the regulatory challenges. It makes sense that the association works alongside the international community to push the economy forward.”

The MGEMA Cocktail Reception will take place at the Conrad Hotel, Dunhuang Ballroom 4401, Macau on Wednesday 18 May 2016, 5.30pm-7.30pm. Tickets are available through the MGEMA offices in Macau, and GB Media Corporation in the UK.

The 4th edition of the MGS Entertainment Show (2016) will be held at the Venetian on November 15-17 November 2016. For further details visit www.mgsentertainmentshow.com

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MGS Entertainment Show | OVERVIEW

The MGS Entertainment Show (MGS) is owned and organised by the Macau Gaming Equipment Manufacturers Association (MGEMA), the largest gaming and leisure trade association in Asia. It has the crucial advisory assistance of the Economic Affairs Department of the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macau SAR and the backing of the key leisure and gaming bodies in Macau – the General Association of Administrators and Promoters for Macau Gaming Industry, Associação de Mediadores de Jogos e Entretenimento de Macau, Macau Jockey Club, MacauSlot, and Macau Yat Yuen Canidrome. MGS is the only large scale gaming and entertainment exhibition organised and run by Macao organisations, and also receives important support from Macao SAR Government organisations. MGS will have a floor area of over 12,000 m2 with exhibitors and buyers eyeing the Asian market drawn from all corners of the world. The event will cover eight gaming industry segments: Gaming Equipment and Accessories, Gaming Promoters (Junkets) and VIP Clubs, Casino Fixtures and Fittings, Promotional Services and Memorabilia, Food and Beverage, Entertainment and Performance, Tourism and Culture and Style and Fashion. In addition, the show features a special Innovation and Technology zone, and a Macau Creative and Culture zone promoting the innovations and technical skills of young entrepreneurs in the city.