MACAU BUSINESS
gaming ecosystem and provides a safer space for an online gaming sector nowadays left out of the recent Macau editions, in favour of land-based gaming and non-gaming entertainment.
RX, the global exhibitions powerhouse behind the event, brings with it a track record of hosting more than 350 events annually across 42 industries in 25 countries, while AGA lends its weight as the voice of the US casino industry, representing a $261 billion sector that supports 1.8 million jobs.
A PACKED AGENDA OF IDEAS AND INNOVATION
The two-day programme is designed to tackle the most pressing issues and opportunities facing the gaming industry today. From regulatory shifts to technological innovation, from responsible gaming to non-gaming diversification, the sessions promise to deliver insights that will resonate far beyond the Philippines.
The conference opens on December 10 with a keynote address by Alejandro H. Tengco, Chairman and CEO of PAGCOR, the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation. As the country’s chief regulator, Tengco’s remarks are expected to set the tone for discussions on how the Philippines is navigating the balance between regulation, innovation, and growth.
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Later that day, Greg Hawkins, President and COO of Bloomberry Resorts Corporation and Solaire Resort, will deliver another keynote, offering a perspective from one of the Philippines’ most prominent integrated resort operators. His address will likely highlight the role of private sector investment in shaping Manila’s emergence as a gaming hub. Panel discussions will follow, including “The Philippine Gaming Revolution: Navigating
Land-Based and Online Frontiers Amidst Regulatory Transformation,” featuring industry veterans such as Niall Murray of Murray International (Macau), Evan Spytma of Casino Plus, and Shaun McCamley of GameWorkz. This session is expected to delve into how the Philippines is positioning itself as a leader in both physical casinos and the rapidly expanding online gaming space.
Another highlight of the first day will be
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