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Leisure Report, Sept, 2007
Navegante Group, owned by Larry Woolf, the former chief executive of the MGM Grand hotel in Las Vegas, has agreed to operate a 350m [pounds sterling] casino resort and hotel off the Taiwan coast. The development in the Penghu Islands, which will include a luxury hotel and entertainment complex, is being planned by Amazing Holdings, an Aim-listed company.
The resort is set to be developed as part of a government strategy to create a tourism industry in Taiwan, which will include legalising gambling in a limited form. The site would be the first to win a gambling licence from the Taiwanese government.
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