The event, that will be held next May 16-18 at the Venetian Macao, is co-organized by the American Gaming Association (AGA) and Reed Exhibitions. Last year’s event enjoyed tremendous support from the government, regulatory authorities, operators and associations. This year promises to present an even stronger opportunity for networking, knowledge building and learning.
Expect new records to be broken this year with a 25% increase in show floor space to 28,000sqm (over 300,000 sq ft). Look for over 180 exhibitors with nearly a third of them presenting at the show for the first time. Over 70 companies will be on hand to demonstrate online gaming solutions and nearly half of those companies are new.
The new Integrated Resort Experience (IRE)
will feature more than a dozen companies who will showcase IR tech and business
solutions including hospitality integration, big data analytics and CRM,
security systems, and more.
Although still firmly focused on Macau, the 2017 event will feature the IRE at
the core of the event, in a nod to the government’s desire to see the SAR
marketed to more than gamblers. Day two of the G2E Asia 2017 Conference will
also spotlight on "Integrated Resort Operations and Marketing”.
Along with non-gaming attractions for families and small groups, Macau is also focused on developing MICE solutions and some of the conferences will be looking at how Las Vegas has accomplished that and made non-gaming the dominant revenue generator thereby attracting a much wider demographic than the city had previously.
For the first time ever, G2E Asia will offer a centralized source for new products, technologies and services related to non-gaming assets and development such as entertainment, clubs, and bars, as well as business solutions and IR technology. delegates can use this information to satisfy customers who are looking for the ultimate experience away from the casino floor.
Source: GMB / Worldcasinodirectory.com
