Corporate bits | Janice Vidal to perform at the Venetian Macao

One of Hong Kong’s top female artists, Janice Vidal, will bring her ‘Janice Vidal Beloved Tour 2017 – Macau’ to The Venetian Macao’s Cotai Arena on July 22. Tickets go on sale at all Cotai Ticketing box offices today.

With album sales exceeding 10 million, Vidal has won hundreds of awards and has toured throughout China, Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, the United States and Canada. Vidal has been one of the dominant singers under Warner Music Hong Kong Limited since 2015, and she has had her songs ranked as the top influential music.

Fresh from the Guangdong leg of her tour, which included performances in Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Foshan, Janice Vidal Beloved Tour 2017 brings audiences a new song list, alongside more than 20 of her classic hits.

According to a press release issued by The Venetian Macao, Vidal will be performing new material and new arrangements of her hits including the ballad “Streetlight Dinner” and “Butterfly”.

Melco holds responsible gaming forum

Melco Resorts & Entertainment held a leadership forum last week at the City of Dreams integrated resort with the purpose of educating its employees on responsible gaming.

The forum, titled “Responsible Gaming Leadership Forum,” was attended by over 600 of the company’s management staff.

Paulo Martins Chan, the director of the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) of Macau, was the honorable speaker at the forum, according to a statement from Melco. He delivered a speech about the MSAR government’s policies to promote responsible gaming.

Chan said that the government was “glad to see that the gaming operators actively arrange their employees to participate in training regularly, [and] equip them with the knowledge of responsible gaming so that they can offer immediate assistance for people in need.”

Chan was joined at the forum by Professor Davis Fong, the director of the Institute for the Study of Commercial Gaming, and Lawrence Lee, a psychologist at the Gambling Addiction Treatment Service of the Macau Government.