G2E Asia and SAGSE LATAM strengthen Asia–LatAm ties with executive Macau tour

Following the impact achieved at G2E Asia @ The Philippines 2025, G2E Asia and SAGSE LATAM are taking their joint strategy forward with a new initiative designed to strengthen the connection between Asia and Latin America: an exclusive tour of casinos and integrated resorts in Macau, organised alongside G2E Macau, from 12 to 14 May.

Attention now shifts to Macau, regarded as one of the most mature and sophisticated gaming markets and a global benchmark for integrated resort development, regulatory frameworks, and large-scale gaming operations. The programme is intended to give Latin American executives an immersive, on-the-ground view of one of the industry’s most advanced ecosystems. 

As part of the initiative, SAGSE LATAM will curate a senior-level Latin American delegation, offering direct access to Macau’s leading gaming properties. The objective is to provide first-hand exposure to operational models, technological innovation, and best practices that have positioned the region at the forefront of the global gaming industry.

The Macau Tour will feature a guided VIP visit to flagship casinos and integrated resort properties, meetings with Asian operators, regulators, and industry executives, and strategic discussions focused on regulation, operations, and market evolution.

High-level networking opportunities within the G2E Asia ecosystem are also planned. The initiative aims to reinforce a format that goes beyond the traditional expo dynamic, bringing structured networking, regulatory dialogue, and business meetings into the destination itself.

“This is the REAL MASTER in casino operations. After our collaboration in the Philippines, moving forward with a Macau-focused experience is a natural evolution,” said Alan Burak, Vice President of Monografie and organiser of SAGSE LATAM.

“Macau offers unparalleled insight into large-scale gaming operations, integrated resort strategies, and regulatory maturity, making it an essential destination for Latin American decision-makers.”