Lotte World Development surpassed the monthly sales record of 70 billion won at the Small Value Jeju Dream Tower complex resort.
The figures announced last month were 78.1 billion won, a rise of over 16% compared to the same period last year, and the largest record in five years and ten months since reopening.
The peak was 68.8 billion won in July this year, and cumulative sales to date are about 603.3 billion won. This approaches the annual projected revenue of 700 billion won.
The growth trend in casino business is also strong.
Net revenue in October was 62.5 billion won, more than 11.5 times the previous 29 billion, and surpassing last year's September record of 52.9 billion. It was the top in each casino's sales in Korea, surpassing Paradise Walker Hill (59.8 billion) and Paradise City (58.7 billion).
Hold rate had dropped but rebounded to 18.4% in October, indicating improved ratio of casino revenue per customer spend.
Table drop amounts have been steadily rising since Q3 and recorded 327.4 billion in October. This is a 37.7% increase over last year's 237.8 billion and the first monthly record exceeding 300 billion.
Visitors were 62,654, surpassing the yearly high.
Hotel business sales also rose; by star rating it was 15.5 billion and up over 9% from last year's 14.2 billion.
Occupancy rate reached a record high of 84.4% as of now.
The outlook is that Jeju Haneul Road will open in winter season.
According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, international flights during the winter season will be about 486 per week, up 39% from last year's 349, and routes will expand from 17 to 25.
A Lotte World Development executive said that with overseas direct flights increasing greatly, a surge is expected in Q4 as well.