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Coming Soon: Casinos in Thailand? Download ACN’s In-Depth Report

ACN’s "The Winning Hand To Thailand's Casino Proposal," emphasizes the potential for Integrated Resorts to become a major revenue generator for Thailand.

ACN Spotlight, Casinos in Thailand, Asia Casino News, Integrated Resorts

The debate over legalized casinos in Thailand has reached a fever pitch, with vocal opposition citing concerns over social impacts and cultural erosion. Amidst this heated discourse, a new report by Asia Casino News, titled "The Winning Hand To Thailand's Casino Proposal," offers a lifeline, proposing a path forward that addresses these anxieties while unlocking the potential economic benefits.


The study, conducted in cooperation with Winna Media, emphasizes the potential for Integrated Resorts in Thailand to become major tourist attractions, drawing international visitors and boosting the country's tourism revenue.


With a burgeoning middle class and a growing appetite for entertainment, the country's potential to attract both domestic and international gamblers is significant. 


The "Winning Hand To Thailand's Casino Proposal" provides valuable insights for policymakers and industry stakeholders as Thailand navigates the complexities of casino legalization.


The report underscores the importance of establishing a robust regulatory framework to ensure responsible gaming and prevent potential social issues. It also recommends integrating cultural and family-friendly amenities alongside casino operations to maintain a balanced tourism experience.


“Legalizing and integrating gambling into a safer, controlled environment could curb illegal activity and generate substantial revenue while protecting vulnerable demographics,” said Philip Beere, editor-in-chief of the Thai Casino Insider. 


For Winna Media CEO Rosalind Wade, Thailand’s IR framework could be similar to Singapore’s and Macau’s, thanks to its status as a tourism powerhouse. 


“Tourists in Thailand have one of the highest length of stays and also per-capita spending. The casino market in Thailand is likely to be similar to that of Singapore, although Thais will likely prefer different types of games. Shopping, entertainment, music and family activities will all be important,” she said in an interview with Asia Casino News. 


You may download the report through this link



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