Vietnam's MGM-less Ho Tram

Category: Hotels, Posted:09 Aug 2013 | 06:00 am

One of Vietnam's splash out gaming mega projects which was to have been operated by MGM is open.
The rebranded development by Ho Tram Project Company which is part of Asian Coast Development has been re-named The Grand Ho Tram Strip.
Former JW Marriott Phuket General Manager John Webb is at the helm of the hospitality component.
Phase one opening includes 541 rooms in a 5 Star complex along with gaming, entertainment and retail outlets.
Earlier this year an agreement with MGM Resorts International was severed.
Another hotel component of over 500 rooms is coming in the second phase as is a Greg Norman designed golf course.

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