Universal Entertainment boss Kazuo Okada is putting an additional $700m investment to its $2 billion Philippine venture, the Manila Bay Resorts.

According to Universal’s subsidiary Tiger Resort Leisure and Entertainment’s updated project implementation plan, Manila Bay Resorts will add 97,000 square meters (sq.m.), including two hotel towers with a sky bridge. There will also be 15,000 sq.m. additional guest rooms and 30,000 sq.m. for additional parking space to accommodate 1,000 more cars.

Tiger Resorts’ adjustments improvement of both structural and architectural designs of the project as well as enhanced water and electrical system.

“The improvements were made to ensure a world-class property that will make Filipinos proud. Tiger Resort is committed to deliver the biggest integrated resort and casino property in the country that aims to attract locals and foreigners alike,” the company said.