Galaxy Entertainment Group still wants Japan IR after Osaka failure
Undettered by their failure in Osaka, Galaxy says they will keep trying for an integrated resort, possibly in Yokohama.
Undettered by their failure in Osaka, Galaxy says they will keep trying for an integrated resort, possibly in Yokohama.
MGM nudged out every competitor to become the only applicant Osaka could really consider, and will now have to build a great resort.
Genting has layed out its plans to investors, setting a $10 billion budget, and suggesting it may go for more than one license.
Bribery scandals have a majority of Japanese citizens calling on the government to reconsider its plans, putting the future for casinos in Japan in doubt.
Citing the amount of time and energy that could be wasted on an IR bid, Chiba's mayor has decided to stay out of it all.
Business people and operators are a bit upset that Hokkaido’s governor has given up on an integrated resort for the prefecture.
Osaka has been hoping to have its resort done by 2025, but realistic timelines suggest it won’t happen by then.
Wakayama is getting ready to get serious about its integrated resort chances, with a spring timeline for its request for proposal process.
Hokkaido was facing a mixed opinion amongst residents about if a casino would be a good fit in their neighborhood.
Osaka has pegged MGM as a major partner in their quest to win a coveted IR license.