Macao Gaming Show sees stars … and stripes as American exhibitors sign up
The US gaming industry has always kept a close tab on the Macau and Asian markets, but this year the interest is intensifying with a number of new American exhibitors signing up to MGS 2015.
Crossing sectors within the gaming genre, the US contingent adds to the international dimension of the Macao Gaming Show (Gioco News is media partner) with an estimated 20+ countries likely to be exhibiting on the Venetian floor.
The Macao Gaming Show (MGS) has strengthened its fast expanding exhibitor list with a host of leading gaming companies from the United States signing up for this year’s expo at the Venetian Macao (17-19 November).
Leading US companies from across the gaming, leisure and technology sectors have all decided to step up to the ‘Gateway to Asia’ - each using MGS as their starting point to reach the all-important Macau and Asian marketplace.
The US contingent will be travelling to this year’s Macao Gaming Show from a number of different states in America including Connecticut, Illinois, Kentucky and of course, Nevada - covering all aspects of gaming from machine manufacturers to testing labs, from casino fixtures to payment solution companies.
“Our ‘Gateway to Asia’ motto is being recognised more and more across the globe and the United States in particular has picked upon the new opportunities being offered in Macau and the emerging markets in neighbouring territories”, Marina Wong, Event Director and Show Organizer, said. “Their presence reinforces the show’s reputation and strengthens the point that MGS is an excellent place to reach the Asian market, both as a buyer and as an exporter.”