Newport World Resorts

Newport World Resorts (formerly Resorts World Manila) is an integrated resort and casino located in Newport City, Pasay, Manila, Philippines. Established in 2009, it was the first integrated resort in the Philippines. Licensed by the Philippine Amusement & Gaming Corp (PAGCOR), Newport World Resorts is operated by Travellers International Hotel Group — a joint venture between Genting Group (Malaysia) and Alliance Global Group (Philippines).

Newport World Resorts offers a gaming floor, luxury hotels (Marriott Hotel Manila, Hotel Okura Manila, Hilton Manila), fine dining, retail, and entertainment. The resort is connected to Terminal 3 of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), making it a convenient destination for international visitors. The resort also operates as a PIGO (Philippine Inland Gaming Operator).

First Philippine Integrated Resort

Newport World Resorts (as Resorts World Manila) was the first integrated resort in the Philippines when it opened in 2009, predating the Entertainment City developments.

Airport-Adjacent Location

Newport World Resorts is connected to NAIA Terminal 3 via a covered walkway, making it one of the most accessible integrated resorts for international visitors arriving in Manila.

Multiple Luxury Hotels

The resort features multiple luxury hotels including Marriott Hotel Manila, Hotel Okura Manila, and Hilton Manila, offering a range of luxury accommodations.

PIGO Online Gaming

Newport World Resorts operates as a Philippine Inland Gaming Operator (PIGO), offering online gaming to registered players in the Philippines.

2009 — Resorts World Manila Opens

Resorts World Manila (now Newport World Resorts) opened in 2009 as the first integrated resort in the Philippines. The resort was developed by Travellers International Hotel Group — a joint venture between Genting Group (Malaysia) and Alliance Global Group (Philippines).

2010-2020 — Growth & Expansion

Resorts World Manila grew through 2010-2020, adding luxury hotels (Marriott, Hilton, Okura), expanding its gaming floor, and enhancing its entertainment offerings. The resort became a major Manila entertainment destination.

2022 — Rebrand to Newport World Resorts

In 2022, Resorts World Manila was rebranded to Newport World Resorts to reflect its location in Newport City and to differentiate from the Genting brand after the joint venture restructuring.

2023-2024 — PIGO Expansion

Newport World Resorts expanded into online gaming through PIGO licenses, offering online gaming to registered Philippine players.

Newport World Resorts implements comprehensive responsible gaming programs in compliance with PAGCOR regulations, including self-exclusion, age verification, and player protection tools.