Gaming venue set to be excluded from IR plans, writes AGB.
Authorities in Thailand are considering the Bangkok Port as a possible location for an integrated resort, given its size, location and riverfront access. But the necessary redevelopment of the site means that it’s unlikely to house the nation’s first casino, expert Daniel Cheng told Asia Gaming Brief.
The Khlong Toei (spelling varies) Port has long been on the agenda for redevelopment, and a 2019 proposal for repurposing 376 hectares by the Port Authority of Thailand (which manages the infrastructure) sparked enthusiasm, particularly given the progress of the Entertainment Complex Business Act through the legislature.
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