Thailand weighs bet on legalizing casinos to draw more tourists

BANGKOK/SINGAPORE/HONG KONG -- Thailand has taken a step toward legalizing casinos, a move that would pit it against other regional gambling ...

Thailand looks to build casinos to attract tourist dollars - CNBC

"Legalizing casinos will give Thailand a stronger positioning going forward, simply because its tourism economy is already so large and has so ...

Study predicts most casino gamblers will be Thais - Bangkok Post

The government's proposed entertainment complex project, which includes a casino, is expected to attract primarily Thai gamblers, accounting for up to 90% of ...

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Thailand moves closer to legalising casinos to prop up tourism

Thailand is pressing ahead with plans to legalise casinos as it seeks to burnish the country's appeal as a tourism hotspot and draw billions of dollars in ...

Thailand presses case for casinos to boost revenues, tourism and jobs

... the lottery. Many in the gaming industry believe a legal casino market in Thailand would be a huge success in drawing more visitors.

Thailand can lift tourism revenue by legalising casinos: study

The South-east Asian country, already a major draw among tourists for its pristine beaches, Buddhist temples and national parks, has a target to ...

Thailand Moves Closer to Legalizing Casinos to Prop Up Tourism

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, who took power less than a year ago, has been aggressively pushing policies to attract foreign investments to ...

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Thailand can lift tourism revenue by legalizing casinos, study says

Average tourist spending may surge 52% to 65,050 baht ($1,790) per trip once the entertainment hubs are built, netting an additional earnings of ...

Thailand presses case for casinos to boost revenues, tourism and jobs

Many in the gaming industry believe a legal casino market in Thailand would be a huge success in drawing more visitors to a country already ...

Thailand is betting its hand for you to visit and gamble millions

Thailand is considering legalising casinos to boost tourism and attract foreign investment. Draft rules include a 30-year license, ...

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Casinos have a long history in Thailand. According to James A Warren's book Gambling, the State and Society in Thailand, legal gambling houses ...

Will Gambling Be Decriminalized In Thailand?

Gambling persists in Thailand despite the Gambling Act. Online betting, pop-up bookmarkers or wagers, and illegal casinos and lotteries are not ...

Thailand Can Lift Tourism Revenue by Legalizing Casinos, Study ...

Average tourist spending may surge 52% to 65,050 baht ($1,790) per trip once the entertainment hubs are built, netting an additional earnings of ...

Thai prime minister says legalizing casinos is good for revenue and ...

Many in the industry believe a legal casino market in Thailand would be a huge success in drawing overseas visitors, providing strong ...

Japan approves first casino, hoping to create new tourism stream

The move comes as other major gambling destinations in Asia, notably Singapore and Macao, struggle with the fallout from China's zero-COVID ...

Thailand takes first step to legalize casinos to aid economy

Thailand took the first step toward legalizing casinos, as the government looks to attract high-spending tourists to support Southeast ...

Thailand to forge ahead with casino plan | Reuters

Several Thai governments have pushed to legalise gambling before to try to boost jobs and state revenues and draw more foreign tourists, but ...

Thailand again considers legalizing casinos to boost foreign visitor ...

Thailand is again considering legalizing casinos to draw investment and tourism, a study submitted to the House of Representative on Friday showed.