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Marina IR Opens on 27 April (Asiaone)
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I am more bullish on Marina Bay Sands than Resorts World Sentosa. It’s strategic location, life-style design concept of a business, leisure. entertainment and recreation district, and target market (the Meetings, Incentives, Convention and Exhibition and a local captive clientele)do provide this Integrated Resort many inherent advantages i.e. agglomeration economies of location, a consistent and a sustaining visitors traffic have the capacity to increase top-line and bottom-line profits. If they are able to put a dynamic and creative management team, I think a spin off from its parent company, the Las Vegas Sands, and a public flotation of Marina Bay Sands is possible 30 -36 months down the road. This should help both MBS and its parent company, Las Vegas Sands, pared down their debts.
I am hopeful this will bring more tourists and create the jobs as envisage by MM LKY.
Yes! Singaporean should have first priority over others.
We hope the CEO of Marina Bay Sand is more sensitive and will give priority to citizens of this host country as compared to Tan Hee Lan, the CEO of Genting that had given assurance to President Arroyo that RWS will employ 5,000 Filipinos.
Hello Mr. Tan Hee Lan, CEO of Genting Singapore! John Lim’s statement make a lot of sense.Please employ more Singaporeans. I also encourage Singaporeans to support the Employ Singaporeans First campaign.Many of our own people are jobless now due to the recent high intake of foreigner workers. You are encourage to join this cause at http://www.PetitionOnline.com/Employed/petition.html
Tan Hee Lan is President/COO.Mea Culpa. The CEO of Genting Singapore is Tan Sri Lim Kok Thay. It is Tan Hee Lan, the President/COO, who promised the Philippine President to employ 5,000 Filipinos/Filipinas in Resorts World Sentosa!