MGM, Melco CEOs Eye Japan's Major Cities for Integrated Resorts

The video discusses MGM's strategy to focus on major metropolitan markets in Japan, particularly Tokyo, Yokohama, and Osaka, due to their infrastructure and tourism appeal. While regional markets like Nagasaki have charm, MGM aims to attract international tourists with a cutting-edge resort. The speaker emphasizes the cultural appreciation and business potential of building an IR in Japan.

Which areas in Japan does MGM consider most suitable for its business strategy?

• Kyoto and Hiroshima

• Nagasaki and Michael

• Greater Tokyo, Yokohama, or Osaka

• Hokkaido and Okinawa

What is a key factor for MGM's interest in major Japanese cities?

• Proximity to beaches

• Great infrastructure and tourism appeal

• Low cost of living

• High population density

What is the primary goal of establishing an IR in Japan according to the transcript?

• To boost local employment

• To attract foreign tourists

• To promote Japanese culture

• To increase domestic tourism

What is the speaker's personal motivation for building a resort in Japan?

• To focus on regional city development

• To build a cutting-edge resort inspired by Japanese culture

• To compete with other international resorts

• To create the largest resort in the world

Why does the speaker find regional cities charming?

• They offer unique cultural experiences

• They have a vibrant nightlife

• They are more affordable

• They have better infrastructure