Kangwon Land - Kangwon Land is currently investing over KRW3trn (US$2.08bn) in a massive expansion. The K-HIT plan includes a new casino building, three new hotels, a spa resort and sports facilities – all to attract new demographics to the facility. The operator is putting the ‘won’ in ‘Kangwon’, in both senses of the word. Despite all of this change, Kangwon Land still managed to achieve KRW1.476trn (US$1.02bn) in sales last year, KRW316.5bn (US$219.9m) in net profit and KRW29.7bn in operating profit.

Marina Bay Sands - Marina Bay Sands has remained both a cultural and economic flagship for Singapore and a consistent key revenue driver for Las Vegas Sands. In 4Q25, the property delivered what the company described as the greatest quarter in the history of casino hotels, with Adjusted EBITDA soaring to a record US$806m. In 2025, the integrated resort completed extensive room transformations and invested S$4.5m (US$3.3m) in employee training, while advancing an industry-first waste management solution with renewable fuel initiatives to establish a closed-loop, and commencing construction for Las Vegas Sands’ US$8bn ultra-luxury development.

The Grand Ho Tram - Vietnam’s The Grand Ho Tram has made significant leaps forward over the past year. In May, the integrated resort officially broke ground on a $1bn+ development. There will be 6,000+ rooms and an estimated daily guest capacity of 18,000. Beyond that, as part of a five-year national pilot scheme, The Grand Ho Tram's casino opened to Vietnamese residents in January 2026. CEO Walter Power believes this will position the resort to compete with Singapore, Manila & Macau.

Galaxy Macau - Galaxy Macau delivered category defining performance in 2025, translating scale into sustained results. The resort generated HK$9.1bn (US$1.16bn) in Q1 revenue with EBITDA up 15% at 99% occupancy, followed by Q2 revenue of HK$10.0bn (+16% YoY) and EBITDA of HK$3.3bn (+20%) at 98% occupancy. Operational momentum was reinforced by 190 large scale events in 1H25, driving a 65% uplift in footfall. Strategic milestones included the launch of Capella at Galaxy Macau and the landmark 4-year UFC partnership at Galaxy Arena through 2029.

City of Dreams Sri Lanka - City of Dreams Sri Lanka made history with its August 2025 opening as South Asia’s first fully integrated casino resort. Developed by John Keells Holdings with gaming operations by Melco Resorts & Entertainment, the $1.2bn destination features luxury hotels, a world-class casino, retail, dining and large-scale convention space. The landmark development is helping position Sri Lanka as an emerging tourism and gaming hub in Asia.

Hann Casino Resort - Hann Casino Resort strengthened its position in the Philippines’ gaming market during 2025-26 with the launch of The Canyon, a major casino expansion adding a 3,590 sqm gaming floor. The development introduced 584 slots and 34 tables, including 270 new machines from Aristocrat Gaming. With enhanced dining venues and increased gaming capacity, Hann has elevated its integrated resort offering and reinforced Clark’s growing status as a regional entertainment destination.

Okada Manila - Okada Manila strengthened its position as a leading integrated resort through major entertainment programming, destination events and continued investment in its facilities. The resort hosted large scale events such as the &Friends Festival while advancing refurbishment of its Pearl Wing hotel, with additional renovated floors scheduled for completion in 2026. Earlier this year, Okada Manila also secured its seventh consecutive Forbes Travel Guide Five Star rating, remaining the Philippines’ largest integrated resort to achieve Five Star status across the entire property.

Solaire Resort Entertainment City - Bloomberry’s flagship IR strengthened its offering through gaming innovation and new infrastructure. The resort partnered with Aristocrat Gaming to launch the 130-machine Dragon Room, the first Aristocrat-themed gaming space in the Philippines, while also introducing “The Space at Solaire,” a new 1,400sqm events venue. In 2026, Solaire also secured its tenth consecutive Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star rating, highlighting its sustained leadership in luxury hospitality.