Content Writer: Janice Chew • Thursday, 25/10/2025 - 17:17:29 - PM
Jeju Dream Tower has once again set new heights in its gaming business by posting all-time highs in casino sales, gaming drop, and visitation in September 2025, continuing a remarkable streak of strong performance. According to a filing by Lotte Tour Development, the resort achieved its highest monthly figures yet, pushing its growth momentum into a new phase.
The success is being fueled largely by table games, which remain the main driver of growth. Machine gaming, though smaller in contribution, still plays a supporting role in total casino revenue. Beyond gaming, the resort’s hotel operations have also ticked upward: room occupancy rates surpassed 90%, reflecting strong demand and a virtuous cycle between lodging and gaming activity.
Jeju Dream Tower’s breakout performance also echoes a broader shift in Korea’s foreigner-only casino landscape. It has overtaken longtime leaders like Paradise City in net gaming revenues and is positioning itself as the top destination for international gamblers in Korea. The company forecasts further upside with predicted increases in Chinese tourist flows, especially as new visa waivers and route expansions take effect later in 2025.