Macau's gambling revenues in January drop 63.7% as visitors decline

Feb 1 - Gambling revenue in Macau in January dropped 63.7% from a year earlier the world's biggest casino hub struggled to boost visitors from its key market of mainland China because of a rise in COVID-19 cases across the border. January's figure was 8 billion patacas ($1.00 billion)according to figures released by the Macau government on Monday. Gaming revenues have slumped for the past year because of coronavirus travel restrictions.

Macau's gambling revenues in January drop 63.7% as visitors decline
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Feb 1 - Gambling revenue in Macau in January dropped 63.7% from a year earlier the world's biggest casino hub struggled to boost visitors from its key market of mainland China because of a rise in COVID-19 cases across the border. January's figure was 8 billion patacas ($1.00 billion)according to figures released by the Macau government on Monday.

Gaming revenues have slumped for the past year because of coronavirus travel restrictions. ($1 = 7.9830 patacas)

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