The gaming concession clock is ticking down in Macau. In 2020, the first of the licences for the city’s six casino operators will start to expire. Photo: EPA The gaming concession clock is ticking down in Macau. In 2020, the first of the licences for the city’s six casino operators will start to expire. Photo: EPA
The gaming concession clock is ticking down in Macau. In 2020, the first of the licences for the city’s six casino operators will start to expire. Photo: EPA
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A potential Trump casino in Macau may see ripples reaching even Beijing

Christopher Cottrell says if the Trump brand does enter the fray in Macau, it is likely to further complicate the upcoming negotiations for renewal of the casino licences in the city, and lead to some political repercussions, particularly if Trump runs for re-election in 2020

Topic |   Macau
Christopher Cottrell

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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The gaming concession clock is ticking down in Macau. In 2020, the first of the licences for the city’s six casino operators will start to expire. Photo: EPA The gaming concession clock is ticking down in Macau. In 2020, the first of the licences for the city’s six casino operators will start to expire. Photo: EPA
The gaming concession clock is ticking down in Macau. In 2020, the first of the licences for the city’s six casino operators will start to expire. Photo: EPA
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