Macau’s economy, unlike China’s, is thriving Gaming is rebounding, and visitation is at record levels Unemployment is low, and GDP is high The economy in Macau is booming, with gross domestic product climbing more than 5% in the second quarter of 2025. Visitation is at an all-time high, and casino gaming revenue, the heartbeat of the Chinese Special Administrative Region (SAR), is nearing its return to pre-COVID-19 conditions. Throngs of Chinese mainlanders await entry into Macau at the border checkpoint. Macau’s economy is on a comeback, with gaming nearing pre-COVID-19 conditions and visitor numbers already at record highs. (Image: Shutterstock) July and August set new gross gaming revenue (GGR) post-COVID highs. Casino gamblers generated net win for the six gaming operators of $2.76 billion in July and $2.77 billion in August. Year to date, Macau casino revenue is up 7.2% on the prior year to $20.36 billion. That is more than 82% of the amount of gaming money the six…Â Read More
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