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Aviation hubs around the world are still coping with labour shortages and other aftershocks of the Covid-19 pandemic. Macao is no exception.
The SAR is not keeping up with the competition when it comes to attracting non-resident workers, a top official acknowledges.
Macao’s top finance official says the proportion is ‘the minimum standard’ expected from the city’s six gaming operators.
It’s already having a major impact on global trade, causing cargo ships to make expensive detours to avoid the Suez Canal. That doesn’t bode well for Macao’s European imports.
One industry expert reckons visitor numbers will be back at their pre-pandemic levels, filling the city’s hotels.
The overall residential property price index has dropped by almost seven percent in the Macao peninsula, when compared to last year’s figures.
That would take total gross gaming revenue to less than the official 216 billion patacas forecast, and is significantly less than what international firms predict.
While visitor numbers have bounced back by 70 percent, the airport only saw a touch over half its pre-pandemic passenger volume return in 2023.