Jeju Dream Tower sees casino revenue climb 108% year-on-year in October

Casino sales were down from September’s record.

South Korea.- Jeju Dream Tower, the foreign-only integrated resort operated by Lotte Tour Development on South Korea’s Jeju Island, has reported KRW50.4bn (US$35.3m) in revenue for October. That’s a rise of 108 per cent from October 2024, but down 4.7 per cent from the KRW52.95bn (US$39.7m) record in the previous month. 

Table games generated KRW48.38bn (US$35.1m), up 109 per cent year-on-year, but 5.3 per cent behind September’s figures. Machine games revenue was KRW2.06bn (US$1.5m), up 94.6 per cent year-on-year and also ahead the KRW1.83bn (US$1.3m) reported in September. 

Visitor numbers reached 58,166, down 1.5 per cent from September but up 55.9 per cent compared to October 2024. Hotel operations generated KRW7.44bn (US$5.4m), up 7.3 per cent month-on-month, but 3.3 per cent behind October 2024.

Casino sales at Jeju Dream Tower for the first ten months of 2025 stood at KRW384.38bn (US$279m), up 57 per cent year-on-year. Cumulative hotel revenue stood at KRW66.59bn (US$48.3m), a 9.4 per cent decline year-on-year.

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Casino sales were down from September’s record. South Korea.- Jeju Dream Tower, the foreign-only integrated resort operated by Lotte Tour Development on South Korea’s Jeju Island, has reported KRW50.4bn (US$35.3m)…