The claims by U.S. investment bank JP Morgan Chase & Co. come a year after casinos in their former Portuguese residence suffered following China’s decision to restrict travel to stem the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report by GGRASIA. The sources detailed that the move is blamed for dramatically reducing the city’s total gaming revenue, down 53.1% year-on-year to about $3.93 billion now .
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But JPMorgan Chase and company analyst DS Kim reportedly used official documents to declare that a full reintroduction of the eVisa scheme from tomorrow morning is a significant step toward normalization in Macau and should help the city’s casino operators dramatically improve their upcoming earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization figures. The knowledgeable figure also says he is confident his company will now experience a ‘gradual but meaningful recovery from December’ that will well see popular market game reception eventually reach 35% of pre-pandemic levels.
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“We believe the resumption has greatly eased the friction for travel to Macau. For example, you don’t have to pre-book your application time, you don’t have to have an interview, and you don’t have to wait more than seven days for visa approval.”
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Despite this optimism, Kim reportedly went on to declare that anyone trying to enter Macau from China should be subject to “multi-testing requirements” to ensure they are completely free from the coronavirus. The working expert also added that “overall travel sentiment” among potential mainland visitors remains “very depressed” amid a local resurgence of the deadly disease, with his organization saying the latest total game revenue would be “suddenly halted upon resumption of Ibiza.”
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The move, unveiled by China’s National Tourism Administration, was reportedly welcomed by the Macau government, and mainlanders who want to travel to the casino-rich area will now be able to resubmit their required travel visa applications electronically.