Projects30 July 20266 min read
Singapore resort weights expansion towards non-gaming attractions
The next expansion stage at a Singapore integrated resort allocates most of its new floor area to entertainment, retail and event capacity, continuing the market's long-running emphasis on non-gaming tourism.
By Sofia Renner · Singapore · Asia-Pacific

- Entertainment and event space lead the expansion mix.
- Gaming area growth is comparatively modest.
- Tourism policy remains a central driver of the development model.
- Indicative demonstration content.
The tourism case
Singapore's integrated resort model has always been argued in tourism terms. Expansion decisions follow the same logic: attractions that draw international visitation, with gaming as one component of a larger destination.

Implications for floor planning
Where non-gaming leads, gaming floors are increasingly designed as contained, well-defined zones with clear access control rather than as open thoroughfares.
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