Travel industry rep calls for crackdown on illegal tour groups as Sands China confirms no entry fees at its Macau resorts
Regulation · 2024-10-23
Travel industry rep calls for crackdown on illegal tour groups as Sands China confirms no entry fees at its Macau resorts
Macau concessionaire Sands China told Inside Asian Gaming it has never charged any entry fees to its Macau integrated resorts amid calls for a crackdown on illegal tour group operators.
The comments were in response to reports that a tour group operator from mainland China had charged its customers RMB200 (US$28) each to enter The Venetian Macao. In response to IAG’s inquiries, Sands China confirmed that none of its resorts have ever charged any entrance fee.
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