The Japanese casinos would generate 15 billion dollars per year

Japan is currently working on a project to legalize land-based casinos in the country, as we have indicated previously in this edition.
The official objective of the country is to triple the number of foreign tourists in twenty years.
For this reason, it is looking to authorize gambling establishments.
In fact, the government wants to follow the example of Singapore, which succeeded in bringing in 50% more tourists two years after the opening of the Marina Bay Sands and Sentosa casinos.
With 18 billion dollars of proceeds for the gambling industry in 2012, this archipelago Macao became the second most important global capital of casinos after Las Vegas.
According to the estimates of some analysts, Japanese establishments could generate fifteen billion dollars of gross income per year.