Lotte Tour Development’s Jeju Dream Tower casino recorded a 40.3% year-on-year rise in sales in the first quarter of 2026, reportedly reaching KRW118.63bn. SK Securities analyst Na Seung-du linked the results to increased Jeju visitor numbers, which rose 29.1%, and hotel revenue growth of 27.9%.
The figures indicate stronger casino and hotel trading at Lotte Tour Development’s Jeju property.
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An analyst sees further growth potential at Jeju Dream Tower even though lower third-quarter earnings are expected. The report was published on 19 October 2026.
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A Korean financial group expects lower third-quarter earnings at Lotte Tour Development’s Jeju Dream Tower casino, according to a report. The analyst also sees scope for further growth at the property.
Lotte Tour reported casino sales of KRW48.84 billion at Jeju Dream Tower in April, up 20.9% from March and 48.5% year on year. Table-game sales reached KRW46.50 billion, while the casino recorded 58,534 visitors; the filing also reported a 22.6% table-game hold rate.
Jeju Dream Tower's casino net revenue fell 45.1% year-on-year in September to KRW29.09bn ($21.4m), even as casino visits hit a monthly record of 66,393. Operator Lotte Tour Development said table hold dropped to 10.8%, its lowest since December 2023, and table-game net revenue fell 49.6% to KRW25.78bn ($19m).
Jeju Dream Tower's casino net revenue fell 45.1% year-on-year in September to KRW29.09bn ($21.4m), operator Lotte Tour Development reported in a filing dated 1 October. The figure was also 37.7% lower than in August.
It was reported that Lotte Tour Development generated KRW51.59bn in July casino sales at Jeju Dream Tower. The figure was its highest monthly result of the year.