Skycity Entertainment Group Ltd
SkyCity Entertainment Group Limited is a tourism, leisure and entertainment company.
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SkyCity Entertainment Group Limited is a tourism, leisure and entertainment company. It operates integrated entertainment complexes in New Zealand (Auckland, Hamilton and Queenstown) and in Adelaide, South Australia, each featuring casino gaming facilities and restaurants and bars, which appeal to both domestic and international visitors alike. It also offers hotel accommodation in Auckland and Adelaide. Its segments include SkyCity Auckland, Other NZ Operations, SkyCity Adelaide, Online and Corporate/Group. The SkyCity Auckland segment consists of its Auckland operations and includes casino operations, hotels and conventions, (including the NZICC) food and beverage, the Sky Tower, investment properties and a number of other related activities. The Other NZ Operations segment consists of its operations at SkyCity Hamilton, SkyCity Queenstown and SkyCity Wharf and includes casino operations, conventions and food and beverage. The Online segment consists of its online gaming operations.
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