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🐰🐇🌚 #HappyLunarNewYear #YearoftheRabbit from #Asia Being that I usually do my #HipHop 🎤 Tours here in Winter. I have alot of experiemces & memories of #LunarNewYear celebrations & holidays overseas. It uses #LunarCalender dates change annually We document some of this is @DLabrie upcoming 🎶📹📽 #BEMYSELF #LinkinBio 1 recent memory is being here official start of #CoronaVirus spreading of outside of #China. Long B4 official Global #Covid19 #pandemic ,🇺🇸 shutting down, #maskmandates #shelterinplace & #socialdistancing ... i was bouncing around #Japan #HongKong #Macau when news hit late 2019 then I ended up in #Pyeongtaek #SouthKorea for a show @jjsjazzf early 2020 during the holiday. Then @kobebryant passed during holiday weekend. Went back to #Seoul & this when people started staying home. Our finals shows & streets started being more empty. Fear was growing. I went back to #USA & whole world had changed like I had never seen in my life. #BayArea at least in my hood #Oakland I was mostly familiar w/ #LNY as #ChineseNewYear & cool looking #ChineseNewYearParade i learned alot more from being out here & from my Dj @lanetjones from Indiana @hiphopcongressinc Its celebrated or not celebrated differently depending on the country. Im going to just talk about #Korea In🇰🇷it's a national family holiday where people usually go 2 their hometown & do traditional ritual w the fam honoring ancestors. While kind of celebrated for show & retail purposes based on Western Influence Thanksgiving Christmas & Universal Calender New Year are not official holidays here. For the most part except for foreigners these are just regular days w/ regular schedules. "LNY" which is usually Jan or Feb is the real Holiday Season where people get days off work, kids get winter break from school &folks travel 2 see family. The fact that #Covid outbreak came around this time probably was not good for containing spread. But just a coincidence. No 1 knew what was coming then. Holidays are rooted in Tradition , Tradition rooted in Culture. Culture rooted in History. History often from stories. Take time to connect these dots in your own community. You'll be wiser. #YearofRabbit (at Asia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn1iAM1SXDI/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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90% year-over-year last month, slightly above $276.97 million.

Marked the sixth consecutive month that the city's total gaming revenue fell at least 90% year-over-year, despite a 66% improvement from its final tally of $166.59 million in August, according to official information from the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau regulator.

Macau is home to some of the world's most iconic casinos, including the Lotus-Shaped Casino Grand Lisboa, and also reports that the properties have grossed $4.83 billion in gaming revenue since the beginning of 2020, a slight decrease of 82.49 percent compared to $27.59 billion recorded in the nine months of last year.

The September results reportedly came after Beijing officials began reissuing group travel and IVS (Individual Visit Plan) visas for mainland residents after a suspension of more than five months. However, international brokerage Sanford C Bernstein Limited reportedly used a note to detail that its 30-day total revenue figures were nonetheless 'lower than expected' due to the gradual easing of coronavirus-related restrictions and 'concerns about the flow of funds' into the city casino market.카지노사이트 모음

Macau reportedly saw a drop in visitor numbers from neighboring Guangdong province in September 'thanks to the resumption of visas at the end of August' and is struggling with 'vulnerability of VIPs and retention capacity' involving casinos. The move comes despite Macau's reportedly former Portuguese enclave receiving as many as 18,400 mainland tourists a day last month, a significant improvement from just around 5,000 in early August.

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China’s Rebel City: The Hong Kong Protests, December 7, 2020

Hong Kong's biggest political crisis since its return to mainland China, starts with an ill-conceived plan by the government for an extradition law to allow the transfer of suspects for trial to Taiwan, Macau and mainland China. It sparks a massive public backlash, drawing millions of protesters onto the streets. By the time the government agrees to drop the extradition bill, events on the streets have overtaken them and Hong Kong spirals out of control. The police, using tear gas and firing rubber bullets to disperse the crowds, find themselves overwhelmed by public resentment and hatred. Hong Kong descends into months of fiery street battles with anger and frustration touching every corner of the city. While the coronavirus pandemic brings a halt to anti-government protests, Beijing is determined not to allow a repeat of the past year’s chaos. But society remains fractured, the old resentments run deep, and the future is uncertain. South China Morning Post

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China will reopen the border with its special administrative region of Hong Kong on Sunday for the first time in three years, as it accelerates the unwinding of stringent COVID rules that have battered its economic growth. The opening will bring the resumption of quarantine-free travel between the financial hub and the mainland although it would be done in a “gradual and orderly” way, China’s Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office said in a notice on Thursday. China is set to reopen to the world on Sunday, welcoming international travellers and returning residents without the need to quarantine for the first time since 2020, even as infections surge after it scrapped its COVID curbs. Hong Kong closely followed China’s tough zero-COVID policy until the middle of 2022 when it began to ease some of restrictions. The former British colony dropped all of its COVID rules in December but masks remain mandatory except while exercising. Hong Kong and China have trailed most of the world in easing stringent COVID precautions and the border reopening was postponed several times over the past year because of COVID outbreaks in one or the other. People in Hong Kong have only been able to reach the mainland via the city’s airport or just two check-points, one at Shenzhen Bay and the other via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau bridge. Most other border points including the West Kowloon high speed rail terminus have been closed since early 2020. Before the coronavirus emerged in China in late 2019, there were more than 236 million passenger trips over their border a year, government data showed. China will no longer require people to present COVID tests upon arrival in the mainland from Hong Kong, while China will issue special tourism and business visas for mainland residents to visit Hong Kong from Jan. 8, the office said. China will also increase flights between the mainland, Hong Kong and Macau, it said. Hong Kong residents have flocked to clinics to get vaccinated against COVID ahead of the border reopening, which some fear could bring a surge in both infections and demand for mRNA vaccines that are not widely available in the mainland.

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China to fully resume travel with Hong Kong, Macau on Feb. 6

By Farah Master and Twinnie Siu HONG KONG – China said on Friday that cross border travel between the mainland, Hong Kong and Macau would fully resume from Feb. 6, dropping existing quotas and scrapping a mandatory coronavirus (COVID) test that was required before traveling. Group tours between China and its two special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau would resume, while the number…

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Wynn Macau Limited memperingatkan defisit pendapatan April dan Mei

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i58BET - Operator kasino Asia Wynn Macau Limited dilaporkan telah memperingatkan para investor bahwa mereka memperkirakan akan mencatat kerugian gabungan hingga $126,1 juta dalam laba yang disesuaikan sebelum bunga, pajak, depresiasi, dan amortisasi untuk bulan April dan Mei.

Menurut sebuah laporan dari Inside Asian Gaming, perusahaan yang terdaftar di Hong Kong menggunakan pengajuan resmi Kamis untuk merinci casino online bahwa defisit ini adalah hasil dari pembatasan terkait virus corona yang sedang berlangsung yang telah sangat membatasi perjalanan antara Makau dan China daratan sejak pertengahan Februari. dan pada akhirnya dapat menunjukkan penurunan hingga 157% dari tahun ke tahun.

Keuntungan analogi:

Inside Asian Gaming melaporkan bahwa kerugian yang diantisipasi dibandingkan dengan laba $215,2 juta yang dicatat Wynn Macau Limited untuk periode dua bulan yang sama tahun lalu. Sumber lebih lanjut menjelaskan bahwa pengungkapan berita yang kurang optimis ini datang tepat ketika operator Wynn Macau dengan 1.000 kamar serta Wynn Palace Cotai yang lebih megah akan memulai penawaran uang kertas senior yang diharapkan akan terjadi. mengumpulkan sebanyak $ 991,3 juta.

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Mayoritas dimiliki oleh operator kasino Amerika Wynn Resorts Limited, Wynn Macau Limited dilaporkan juga memperkirakan bahwa total pendapatan operasionalnya selama dua bulan akan anjlok sekitar 97% tahun-ke-tahun menjadi sekitar $17,9 juta dengan defisit rata-rata hariannya dalam pendapatan yang disesuaikan sebelumnya. bunga, pajak, depresiasi, dan amortisasi bernilai sekitar $2 juta.

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“Kami memperkirakan persentase kemenangan permainan meja berdampak negatif terhadap pendapatan properti yang disesuaikan sebelum bunga, pajak, depresiasi, dan amortisasi sekitar $24 juta untuk dua bulan yang berakhir pada 31 Mei dibandingkan dengan dampak negatif sebesar $12 juta untuk periode 2019 yang sebanding.”

Optimisme operator:

Namun, Wynn Macau Limited dilaporkan menyatakan bahwa fokusnya pada 'tamu premium' diatur untuk melayani upaya pemulihan pasca-coronavirus dengan baik setelah pembatasan perjalanan antara Makau dan Hong Kong mulai dicabut, yang dapat dilakukan paling cepat 8 Gadis Luar Biasa Juli. selain itu menunjuk ke periode lima minggu sejak 20 Februari ketika pendapatan kotor game-nya turun sekitar 25% dari tingkat historis karena penerapan pembatasan perjalanan yang sama, namun 'didorong terutama oleh tamu VIP dan pasar massal premium kami.'

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Targeting travelers from China will not stop globally circulating omicron subvariant

Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain In a throwback to January 2020, when the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 began to be detected outside of China, many countries have again adopted measures targeted at travelers from China. These measures include flight restrictions, pre-departure testing and blanket entry bans. As of Jan. 5, 2023, air travelers from China, Hong Kong and Macau over two years of age…

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Visitors from China must provide a negative COVID test. Here's why that won't prevent infection in Canada

As China deals with the exploding numbers of COVID-19 cases in the wake of its easing of restrictions, Canada announced it is joining several other countries — including the United States, some European countries, India, and Japan — in imposing mandatory COVID-19 testing for travelers coming from the region. Beginning Thursday, air travelers aged two and older arriving in Canada from China, Hong Kong, or Macau will have to provide evidence of a negative COVID-19 test taken before departure.

The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) says the temporary measure is in response to a surge of COVID cases in China and the limited availability of epidemiological and other data related to it.

Specialists in infectious diseases and global health that CBC News spoke to said the move would do little to prevent the virus from coming to Canada in increased numbers. "I'm not alone in my doubts here that these kinds of travel restrictions will have much of an appreciable impact," said Dr. Matthew Oughton, an infectious diseases physician at Montreal's Jewish General Hospital and associate professor of medicine at McGill University.

"This is closing the barn door after the horse has escaped." "It feels like common sense. It feels like the right thing to do. That doesn't mean it is," said Dr. Kerry Bowman, who teaches bioethics and global health at the University of Toronto.

He says data from China suggests that the cases making up the current outbreak are primarily Omicron and its subvariants. These are all problems Canada has been dealing with for a year.

Until a few weeks ago, China had a strict "zero-COVID" policy. Lockdowns were widespread and restrictive. But in early December, following a series of angry protests amid a faltering economy, China abruptly dropped the strict measures that had kept transmission relatively low.

And while the country did offer its population domestically-manufactured COVID-19 vaccines, they were not the effective mRNA-based vaccines used in many other parts of the world, and published data about their efficacy is also limited. Plus, the uptake was low. In November, the China Daily reported that only about 40 percent of China's population aged 80 and older had received two doses plus a booster. It is hoped that officials will raise this number to 90 percent.

All that led to a sudden surge in infections in China over the past month and international travel restrictions, including from Canada. In an email to CBC News, PHAC said low levels of immunity among China's population and an expected increase in travel due to Chinese New Year in mid-January were also factors in the agency's decision to require the test from China and not other countries which also have high levels of infection.

"I think from a political point of view, most people can feel like at least our government is doing something to protect us," Bowman said. "But it doesn't hold up to evidence-based practice standards." PHAC said it imposed the testing requirement because of "the limited epidemiological and viral genomic sequence data available" about China's cases, something many see as a lack of transparency.

"Not necessarily transparency around absolute numbers," said Zain Chagla, an infectious diseases physician and associate professor at McMaster University. "But transparency about genomic sequencing and what's happening from a virus circulation standpoint." For example, whether a newly discovered variant of concern begins to circulate in China.

Some scientists worry China's outbreak could unleash a new Coronavirus variant on the world. This variant may or may not be similar to the ones circulating since every infection is another chance for the virus to mutate. Late last month, the World Health Organization called on China to provide more detailed information about its evolving COVID situation.

"To make a comprehensive risk assessment of the situation on the ground, World Health Organization needs more detailed information on disease severity, hospital admissions, and requirements for ICU support," WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at the time.

The lack of detailed data from China alone is a valid reason for other countries to be careful, says Oughton. "When you have this huge population undergoing a major wave of disease, and yet at the same time, you don't know what data to trust, it would be prudent to play things cautiously," he said.

The problem with the approach taken is that any appreciable impact would likely come too late. "By the time that you discover there's a problem, especially with a virus like SARS-CoV-2, where you can be infectious even before your first symptoms, it's not much of a surprise that, say, by the time you've started travel restrictions, you've probably already had lots of people traveling, carrying whatever variant it is that they have," Oughton said.

According to the physicians, an alternative would be to increase wastewater testing in Canada — including testing wastewater from planes.

"It's not meant to give you real-time data, but it will at least be a way of screening for new variants, different variants you haven't seen, which may give you some information as to how to predict what is coming in and what could be happening in the weeks to come," said Oughton. Wastewater testing is currently being done in several communities in Canada, with results taking about one to two weeks, according to PHAC.

As part of its announcement about the updated travel rules for China, the health agency said it would begin a pilot project to test wastewater from planes arriving at Vancouver International Airport and expand the existing wastewater testing project at Toronto's Pearson Airport, to assess how prevalent the disease is around the world and identify any new variants of concern. A worthwhile thing, says Chagla, but with room for improvement in terms of how quickly that data is analyzed and used.

"There's lots and lots of work and lots of resources that could be put into that rather than worrying about what's coming over the border," he said, even if that includes a potential threat of virus mutation.

According to Chagla, what's happening locally - with your neighbor or in your community - poses a much greater risk to you than it does to the average traveler from China. And Bowman says it's pertinent to remember that Canada has limitations in data collection now that widespread testing for COVID-19 has all but ended.

"I'm not saying it's limited on the same scale as China," he said, "but we have our shortcomings as well," Bowman suggests that as the world approaches a fourth year of COVID, a better use of resources would be to address ongoing infrastructure issues.

"What we should be doing is getting safe air — fresh, high quality, filtered and circulating air — in schools, in government buildings," he said, acknowledging that while that would both be expensive and take time, it would serve Canadians well against any infection primarily transmitted through the air, including COVID-19, RSV, and influenza. "How much longer do we need to hold on to before we accept that?" he said. "If we don't do it, we will have to pay the price again."

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Covid in China: US imposes Covid testing for visitors from China

Covid in China: US imposes Covid testing for visitors from China  The US has become the latest country to impose Covid testing on visitors from China, after Beijing announced it would reopen borders next week. Italy, Japan, Taiwan and India also announced mandatory tests, but Australia and UK said there were no new rules for travellers from China. After three years of being closed to the world, China will let people travel more freely from 8 January. But the country's ongoing Covid surge has sparked wariness. China is reporting about 5,000 cases a day, but analysts say such numbers are vastly undercounted - and the daily case load may be closer to a million. Hospitals are overwhelmed and residents are struggling to find basic medicines, according to reports. On Wednesday, the US said a lack of "adequate and transparent" Covid data in China had contributed to the decision to require Covid tests from 5 January for travellers entering the country from China, Hong Kong and Macau. How many Covid cases are there in China? 'Everyone I know is getting a fever' - Covid hits China The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said this was needed "to help slow the spread of the virus as we work to identify... any potential new variants that may emerge". But Beijing's foreign ministry on Wednesday had said coronavirus rules should only be instated on a "scientific" basis and accused Western countries and media of "hyping up" the situation. Some people reacted angrily on China's censored social media. "I thought all of the foreign countries had opened up. Isn't this racism?" read one comment that was liked 3,000 times on Weibo. The US has said testing is required of anyone coming from China, or via a third country, regardless of nationality. But others said they understood the reason for the conditions: "This is nothing compared to all the restrictions we had for people coming into China," one user wrote. Beijing only announced on Monday its decision to end quarantine for arrivals - effectively reopening travel in and out of the country for the first time since March 2020. Until this week, anyone entering China had to undergo quarantine in state facilities. via Blogger https://ift.tt/gRmT3zJ December 30, 2022 at 10:21PM

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U.S. Announces New Covid Test Requirements for Travelers From China

U.S. Announces New Covid Test Requirements for Travelers From China

The Biden administration announced on Wednesday that travelers from China, Hong Kong and Macau must present negative Covid-19 tests before entering the United States, a move that it says is intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus. The requirement will take effect on Jan. 5. The announcement, by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, came amid growing concern over a surge of cases…

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🐰🐇🌚 #HappyLunarNewYear #YearoftheRabbit from #Asia Being that I usually do my #HipHop 🎤 Tours here in Winter. I have alot of experiemces & memories of #LunarNewYear celebrations & holidays overseas. Its uses #LunarCalender dates change annually We document some of this is @DLabrie upcoming 🎶📹 #BEMYSELF #LinkinBio 1 recent memory is being here official start of #CoronaVirus spreading of outside of #China. Long B4 official Global #Covid19 #pandemic ,🇺🇸 shutting down, #maskmandates #shelterinplace & #socialdistancing ... i was bouncing around #Japan #HongKong #Macau when news hit late 2019 then I ended up in #Pyeongtaek #SouthKorea for a show @jjsjazzf early 2020 during the holiday. Then @kobebryant passed during holiday weekend. Went back to #Seoul & this when people started staying home. Our finals shows & streets started being more empty. Fear was growing. I went back to #USA & whole world had changed like I had never seen in my life. #BayArea at least in my hood #Oakland I was mostly familiar w/ #LNY as #ChineseNewYear & cool looking #ChineseNewYearParade i learned alot more from being out here & from my Dj @lanetjones from Indiana @hiphopcongressinc Its celebrated or not celebrated differently depending on the country. Im going to just talk about #Korea In🇰🇷it's a national family holiday where people usually go 2 their hometown & do traditional ritual w the fam honoring ancestors. While kind of celebrated for show & retail purposes based on Western Influence Thanksgiving Christmas & Universal Calender New Year are not official holidays here. For the most part except for foreigners these are just regular days w/ regular schedules. "LNY" which is usually Jan or Feb is the real Holiday Season where people get days off work, kids get winter break from school &folks travel 2 see family. The fact that #Covid outbreak came around this time probably was not good for containing spread. But just a coincidence. No 1 knew what was coming then. Holidays are rooted in Tradition , Tradition rooted in Culture. Culture rooted in History. History often from stories. Take time to connect these dots in your own community. You'll be wiser. #YearofRabbit (at Asia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn1iAM1SXDI/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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According to a report by Inside Asian Gaming, the former Portuguese territory forecast total gaming revenue to exceed $16 billion in 2022

Nevertheless, the sources detailed that the outlook for this November was the same as a decline of about 70% compared with nearly $36.19 billion in 2019 before the local casino industry was hit by closures and travel restrictions due to the emergence of the coronavirus pandemic.

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However, total gaming revenue in the first five months of 2022 reportedly fell 44% year-over-year to just $2.94 billion, and is now expected to end the entire 12-month period around $7.14 billion. These results are reportedly 55% below the government's initial forecast and are a disappointing decline of about 70% compared to the $10.74 billion recorded for all of 2021.

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Macao has more than 40 casinos operated by MGM China Holdings Limited, Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited, Melco Resorts and Entertainment Limited, and SJM Holdings Limited and Win Resorts Limited and Las Vegas Sands Limited, respectively. The Ho government reportedly said this year that the sites had a gross monthly return of about $589 million, 34% lower than the estimated $895.73 million in 2021 due to the re-emergence of the coronavirus pandemic in mainland China.

All casinos in Macau are reportedly required to pay a 35% gross gaming revenue tax, plus a small tariff with a validity rate of around 39% on all live dealer tables, game consoles and VIP rooms they operate. Inside Asian Gaming explained that the draft game bill currently being considered by local legislators will consider introducing more minimum gross game revenue targets for facilities that officials can raise or lower in the event of "force majeure" or "unpredictable" conditions.안전 슬롯사이트

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Inside Asian gaming reported that the proposed legislation, which includes the official name of law number 16/2001, further proposes more restrictions on the operation of 'satellite' casinos.

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The local government has announced that they will stop keeping tack of the daily number of asymptomatic infections, one day after mainland authorities made a similar move.

The scrapping of a daily tally of cases without symptoms comes as Macau is transitioning to a more Covid-19 tolerant approach, under which patients are allowed to quarantine at home from 14 December (yesterday) this year.

Since late last month, the city’s caseload has soared to over 1,300 in two weeks, with about 400 cases logged on Tuesday. However, only 45 cases were reported for yesterday using the new counting method.

According to a new standard, a patient admitted to the city’s public hospital, the quarantine facility in Coloane, or a hotel for medical observation counts as a case.

A lot of patients who show no symptoms no longer take part in testing, making it impossible to grasp the exact number of asymptomatic patients, a statement from the Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre said.

The country’s Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention said yesterday (Wednesday) that it had already done away with its daily reports because there was no way to track the full extent of asymptomatic infections after a shift to voluntary testing.

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[ad_1] By Farah Master and Twinnie Siu HONG KONG – China said on Friday that cross border travel between the mainland, Hong Kong and Macau would fully resume from Feb. 6, dropping existing quotas and scrapping a mandatory coronavirus (COVID) test that was required before traveling. Group tours between China and its two special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau would resume, while the number of customs checkpoints open will return to pre-pandemic levels, China’s Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office said in a statement on its website. Even after China reopened its borders to the world on Jan. 8, a quota system and COVID testing requirement remained for travelers between the mainland and Hong Kong. The three border checkpoints that have not yet reopened will do so from Feb. 6, Hong Kong’s leader John Lee said at a press conference on Friday. Hong Kong will also scrap a COVID vaccination requirement to enter Hong Kong for all arrivals, including non-Hong Kong residents, Lee added. Searches on Chinese travel website Qunar for roundtrip air tickets to and from Hong Kong and the mainland increased seven-fold on Friday after China’s announcement, data from state media China Transportation News showed. China’s announcement came a day after Hong Kong launched a promotion campaign including 500,000 free flights to lure back visitors, businesses and investors to the financial hub after more than three years of tough COVID curbs. Hong Kong was largely sealed off behind closed borders for much of the past three years in a bid to ward off COVID, with mandatory quarantine of up to three weeks for people arriving as well as intensive testing and screening. The former British colony closely followed China’s zero-COVID policy until the middle of 2022 when it began to gradually unwind its rules. Hong Kong dropped most of its remaining COVID rules in December, but mask-wearing remains mandatory unless exercising, and students must take daily rapid antigen tests. – Reuters [ad_2] Source link

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Wynn Macau Limited memperingatkan defisit pendapatan April dan Mei

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I58BET - Operator kasino Asia Wynn Macau Limited dilaporkan telah memperingatkan para investor bahwa mereka memperkirakan akan mencatat kerugian gabungan hingga $126,1 juta dalam laba yang disesuaikan sebelum bunga, pajak, depresiasi, dan amortisasi untuk bulan April dan Mei.

Menurut sebuah laporan dari Inside Asian Gaming, perusahaan yang terdaftar di Hong Kong menggunakan pengajuan resmi Kamis untuk merinci bahwa defisit ini adalah hasil Casino Online dari pembatasan terkait virus corona yang sedang berlangsung yang telah sangat membatasi perjalanan antara Makau dan China daratan sejak pertengahan Februari. dan pada akhirnya dapat menunjukkan penurunan hingga 157% dari tahun ke tahun.

Keuntungan analogi:

Inside Asian Gaming melaporkan bahwa kerugian yang diantisipasi dibandingkan dengan laba $215,2 juta yang dicatat Wynn Macau Limited untuk periode dua bulan yang sama tahun lalu. Sumber lebih lanjut menjelaskan bahwa pengungkapan berita yang kurang optimis ini datang tepat ketika operator Wynn Macau dengan 1.000 kamar serta Wynn Palace Cotai yang lebih megah akan memulai penawaran uang kertas senior yang diharapkan akan terjadi. mengumpulkan sebanyak $ 991,3 juta.

Kekurangan stabil:

Mayoritas dimiliki oleh operator kasino Amerika Wynn Resorts Limited, Wynn Macau Limited dilaporkan juga memperkirakan bahwa total pendapatan operasionalnya selama dua bulan akan anjlok sekitar 97% tahun-ke-tahun menjadi sekitar $17,9 juta dengan defisit rata-rata hariannya dalam pendapatan yang disesuaikan sebelumnya. bunga, pajak, depresiasi, dan amortisasi bernilai sekitar $2 juta.

Dilaporkan membaca pengajuan dari Wynn Macau Limited…

“Kami memperkirakan persentase kemenangan permainan meja berdampak negatif terhadap pendapatan properti yang disesuaikan sebelum bunga, pajak, depresiasi, dan amortisasi sekitar $24 juta untuk dua bulan yang berakhir pada 31 Mei dibandingkan dengan dampak negatif sebesar $12 juta untuk periode 2019 yang sebanding.”

Optimisme operator:

Namun, Wynn Macau Limited dilaporkan menyatakan bahwa fokusnya pada 'tamu premium' diatur untuk melayani upaya pemulihan pasca-coronavirus dengan baik setelah pembatasan perjalanan antara Makau dan Hong Kong mulai dicabut, yang dapat dilakukan paling cepat 8 Juli. selain itu menunjuk ke periode lima minggu sejak 20 Februari ketika pendapatan kotor game-nya turun sekitar 25% dari tingkat historis karena penerapan pembatasan perjalanan yang sama, namun 'didorong terutama oleh tamu VIP dan pasar massal premium kami.'

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“Selama periode ini, pendapatan properti kami yang disesuaikan setiap hari sebelum bunga, pajak, depresiasi, dan kerugian amortisasi turun menjadi sekitar Gadis Luar Biasa $800.000 sementara biaya operasional harian kami sekitar $2,5 juta selama periode penutupan. Kami berharap untuk mencapai pendapatan properti yang disesuaikan titik impas sebelum bunga, pajak, depresiasi, dan amortisasi setelah mencapai antara 45% hingga 50% dari tingkat pendapatan game kotor historis kami.” KABARSLOTONLINE