Sharing his analysis ahead of his
appearance at the Japan Gaming Congress (10 – 11 May, Grand Hyatt, Tokyo), he
stated: "Japan has been preparing itself as potential gaming hub in Asia
for a long time and it is the third largest economy in the world. There’s no
doubt that the local economy will benefit, and more importantly, we are
expecting innovative ideas and creativity added into the gaming industry from
Japan due to its very strong cultural background and long tradition in
innovative product design and marketing.”
Chan is one of the panellists appearing in the sesión "‘Opportunities for local
prefectures and Japanese firms” when he will discuss with other gaming experts,
the opportunities for Japanese companies in both international and local
markets.
"We will also discuss the current situation affecting the international
Electronic Gaming market which is accounting for over 70% of gaming revenue in
Las Vegas, and the entry barriers to the market from the USA, Europe to
Australia and Asia, and soon to include Japan,” Chan coomented.