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The diversity of Asia presents both opportunities and challenges for tourism development. From an economic standpoint, most Asian destinations represent value, entertainment and a level of cultural richness that tourists crave from both outside and within the region.

Recent years have seen vast amounts of development in locally developed locations, world class attractions and international events that will bring more travellers to the East. In addition to this, Asian attraction growth is five times faster than that of Europe or America according to ERA with more theme parks that exceed half a million visitors per year than the USA. To anybody involved in location based entertainment, right now, there is no other place to focus your energy than Asia!

Over the last 4 years, the China Tourism and Attractions Summit (CTAS) held in Shanghai has brought developers, designers, attraction owners and operators as well as government officials together to discuss and share experiences of the vast opportunities that exist In Greater China. This year, the event moves to Macau to incorporate more and best practices and opportunities to make Asia a truly world class leisure destination.