Curacao – sun, sand, surfing and… casinos
With beaches with smooth sand bathed in clear emerald waters, Curacao is not just the paradise sought after by tourists, but it is also a destination for gamblers from all around the world. Especially because most casinos are located in hotels on the beach! The Utopian image is completed by the tax reality, the legislation here being one that is very attractive to companies wishing to open gambling businesses, including online...
(Română) Bahamas, câștig la dublu: turism și jocuri de noroc!
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Casino Technology’s novelty products most sought-after at EAE 2017
The novelty products of Casino Technology gathered the attention of all during this years` edition of Entertainment Arena Expo in Bucharest. The showcased new line slots and game packs were specially chosen to fit to the customers preferences and were the most sought after products during the exhibition. “The TOWER Slant Top™ with the TOWER 101™ multigame provoked huge interest and was amongst the best selling product on the show....
Grenada between loyalty and illegality. A paradox with an unfinished end
The little archipelago formed of 6 islands provides an interesting example of a country where population gambles, yet the gambling activity is not entirely legal. In 2013, the population of archipelago counted about 106.000 inhabitants, who live on a 344 square km area, which provides a density of 307 people per square km. Grenada is the second large nutmeg manufacturer worldwide, after Indonesia. The official language is English,...
Fitch Ratings estimates Las Vegas Strip will see solid growth in 2017
The financial information services company Fitch has released its 2017 Outlook for the U.S gaming industry and the Las Vegas Strip. The Fitch Ratings estimates the Las Vegas Strip will continue to see solid, if unspectacular growth in the new year with steady visitation numbers and convention business making up for weakness in gaming, particularly baccarat play. Fitch says, “We expect nongaming revenues, 65 percent of gross revenues...
