Jeju Dream Tower’s April Casino Revenue Hits New High 

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Lotte Tour Development’s Jeju Dream Tower entered May with a stronger April, as the Jeju property’s foreigner-only casino posted KRW48.84 billion (US$33.2 million) in monthly sales. This is up 20.9% from March and 48.5% from a year earlier. 

Jeju casino reports high april revenue
Key Takeaways:
  • April marks the best month of 2026 for Jeju Dream Tower’s casino.
  • Revenue increases driven by higher hold rate and more visitors.
  • Market analysts see sustained growth and a shift to a more mature asset.

According to Asia Gaming Brief, the casino’s table revenue rose to KRW46.50 billion (US$31.6 million) and machine play added another KRW2.34 billion (US$1.6 million).

Operating Momentum Builds

The key operational signal was efficiency: the table-game hold rate climbed to 22.6%, helping support revenue growth even before traffic gains were fully reflected. 

Visitor volume reached 58,534 in April, up 27.9% year on year. At the same time, hotel sales increased to KRW7.38 billion, reinforcing the view that the resort is benefiting from a stronger stay-and-play mix. 

The combined performance pushed April into the property’s best month of 2026 so far.

A Run of Good Numbers for Jeju

This comes after Jeju Tower reported a 40.3% increase year-on-year in Q1 for 2026, with KRW118.63 billion (US$78.9 million). Uptick was partially attributed to disruptions between China and Japan redirected some outbound traffic toward South Korea.  

The latest figures also extend a solid year-to-date run for Lotte Tour at the Jeju resort, with April reinforcing the company’s improving operating profile.

Jeju closed 2025 with a rise of 61.8% rise year-on-year from 2024, with a reported KRW476.62 billion (US$329-330 million).