The Newest Casino Resorts to Check Out in Las Vegas
The casino industry in Las Vegas is one of the most competitive business niches in the world
The casino industry in Las Vegas is one of the most competitive business niches in the world. For that reason it is constantly evolving with continuous refurbs, rebrands, and even new properties popping up every now and then.
Casino reviewers are continually updating information for tourists and locals alike.
The banking crisis from 2008-2010, left many projects starved of cash and ultimately unfinished, but the last decade has seen the city recover from this disaster as well as the Covid-19 pandemic.
So what?s new and what?s coming in the near future in Sin City" Let?s take a look at the the most exciting changes we can see happening right now.
Mirage Bought by Hard Rock International Hard Rock International is going to be taking over the iconic Mirage resort after paying $1.075 billion to MGM Resorts. This purchase will see the first tribal operator running a casino on the Las Vegas Strip.
This classic property is full of history in the city and fans might be happy to hear that the name will remain for at least three years after MGM announced they would retain the rights but license it to Hard Rock without royalty fees while rebranding plans are finalised.
The Mirage is expected to close before the end of the year and reopen in 2025 with a second property planned for construction in Athens, Greece.
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