The Macao Gaming Show, which attracted an international audience of C-Level gaming professionals to the Venetian Macao on 17-19 November, has been declared a major success with all Key Performance Indicators (KPI) utilised by the organisers showing a positive year-on-year trend.

The Macao Gaming Show will now stage its fourth edition on 15-17 November 2016 at the Venetian Macao. The date revision follows intensive consultation over the past two weeks, with MGS able to negotiate its original preference of 15-17 November following the slot’s late availability at the Venetian.

The Macao Gaming Show, the fastest growing exhibition on the entertainment and gaming industry circuit, has confirmed its new calendar slot for 2016. The premier Asian expo, which is backed by major government departments in Macau SAR, will stage its fourth edition on 11-13 October 2016 at the Venetian Macao.

“The greatest platform for Macao Gaming Show to move forward to the next level,” is how Jay Chun, Chairman of the all-important trade association MGEMA, described the 2015 MGS which closed today at The Venetian.

Altitude Management, the company behind the creation of the Pop-u-Lotto online, raffle style lottery brand, is taking a strong presence at the influential Macao Gaming Show. In addition to making its debut as an MGS exhibitor (stand AJ33), the company’s co-founder and Director of Corporate Finance, Paul Scutt, will be one of the key speakers at the Macao Tourism and Culture Summit.

Visitors from every continent of the world are expected in Macau next week to attend the rapidly expanding Macao Gaming Show and its pioneering Macao Tourism and Culture Summit at the Venetian (17-19 November 2015).

Organisers of the Macao Tourism and Culture Summit, which takes place alongside the Macao Gaming Show (MGS) 2015 on 17-19 November, have described their speaker line-up as an ‚outstanding mix of some of the leading authorities on gaming in Asia‘.

The Asian gaming industry’s premier exhibition, the Macao Gaming Show (MGS), will be displaying a USD 30 million-plus work of precious calligraphy art as its centrepiece at the exhibition in a bold step for a casino and entertainment industry show.

There’s an irony in the best of Europe making their way to the other side of the world to see the wonders of Venetian life. But that’s how it will be next month when the some of the leading names in European gaming exhibit at the Macao Gaming Show amid the canals, the gondolas and even St Marks Square – all replicated at one of the world’s leading exhibition halls in the Venetian Macao.

The Macau Gaming Equipment Manufacturers Association (MGEMA), which represents the interests of Asia’s top 100 gaming companies, has signed an agreement with the International Association of Gaming Advisors (IAGA), awarding the group status as official organising partner for the innovative Macao Tourism and Culture Summit 2015.

When it comes to the worldwide gaming industry, it’s not just machines and gaming equipment that drives the sector. The infrastructure of a casino operation embraces so much more – which is why the Macao Gaming Show has been expanding its horizons in search of more and varied initiatives to capture the imagination of the forward thinking casino executive.

The UK will be out in force at this year’s Macao Gaming Show with the Brits making their presence felt at the rapidly expanding exhibition. Drawn from both the mainland and the British Isles, Macau has proved a major lure to UK companies with the pull coming from across the sectors.