United Kingdom
United States
Asia Pacific
Thailand mulls legal casino resorts
Sunday, 17 Apr, 2022
0
Thailand mulls is again tentatively considering legalised gambling and the development of casino resorts. A feasibility study will be submitted to the House of Representatives next month.
There has been speculation US based Las Vegas Sands has held initial talks to open a casino resort. The feasibility study would recommend stricter rules for Thais than for foreign visitors, similar to in other parts of Asia.
Apart from a few exceptions, gambling is illegal in Thailand.
Read Full StoryRelated News Stories : IHG boosts all-inclusive portfolio with Iberostar partnership Soneva Unlimited all-inclusive offer rolls out at all resorts Visit Oman partners with UnderTheDoormat to launch short-term rentals market Anantara Angkor Resort serves up ancient temple private dining Radisson signs new Thailand upscale resort Rail strikes would ‘devastate ‘hospitality businesses
Learn more about : Amazing Thailand ( United Kingdom ) Amazing Thailand ( N. America ) Amazing Thailand ( Asia Pecific )
Ray Monty
Tommy Thompson CEO of St Kitts Tourism
Zsusa Szegner from Hungary
75th Outrigger Hawaii anniversary celebrates the largest collection of resorts and hotels
Outrigger Hotels & Resorts celebrate their expanded Asia Pacific portfolio on its 75th anniversary
VisitAlgarve has exceeded pre-Covid tourism revenues...Exec Dir Hugo Nascimento expects more
Tim Wolfe of Colorado Tourism explains the strategy that will keep international tourists coming
Sri Lanka Jean-Marc Flambert updates Graham McKenzie at WTM22
The Kingdom Cup comes back to Hilton Head Island
Private video
Jens, CEO of Barbados Tourism details the future tourism strategy for the country
Amy from Amelia Island talks to Graham McKenzie about the community strength within the destination
Nicole Stacey of Pensacola makes the case for a vacation in her community
Cruise passengers injured after gangway collapses
Lake County: Undiscovered Florida just beyond Orlando
Marriott to debut AC Hotels in China
MSC Cruises revises Covid-19 travel requirements
What’s open: Recovery update from Fort Myers