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create and implement effective responsible gaming measures will also be available. Reed Exhibitions has yet to unveil the line-up of speakers


for the three-day panels and sessions, nor the keynote speaker for the 2023 edition. The “G2E Asia 2022 Special Edition: Singapore” invited Ed Bowers, President of Global Development of MGM Resorts International, the parent firm of Macau gaming operator MGM China Holdings, as the keynote speaker, who detailed the ambition of the Osaka project at the time.


Regular feature? With G2E Asia cementing its presence in Singapore for two years in a row, one might wonder whether this so-called special edition will become a regular feature in the annual Asian gaming event calendar. “We look forward to sharing details for next year’s G2E Asia as they become available,” Reed Exhibitions replies when asked about the topic. Less than two months after the conclusion of the Singapore


event, Reed Exhibitions and the American Gaming Association will host another show in the region, “Asian IR Expo + G2E Asia 2023” in Macau. The July show at the Venetian Macao marks the first G2E-branded event in the gambling enclave in four years — G2E Asia was held in Macau annually between 2007 and 2019 before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the 2019 edition attracting more than 16,500 local and international visitors from 105 countries and regions. “The G2E Asia Asian IR Expo in Macau is a unique


opportunity to focus on integrated resorts, extending beyond gaming. This will be an invaluable platform to drive business diversification and get expert insights on Macau’s latest economic development,” Reed Exhibitions adds.


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