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New casino play in Cambodia
Tuesday, 18 Feb, 2008
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PHNOM PENH – Casino builder and operator Queenco Leisure International has announced plans to develop a beachfront resort centred on a casino, including hotels and conference centres, in Sihanoukville.
QLI recently purchased additional land for US$10 million following an earlier acquisition of 120 acres of land in Sihanoukville, the coastal area in southwest Cambodia.
QLI has also obtained exclusive rights from the Cambodian government to use the stretch of the beach directly in front of the acquired site.
The expansion of the Sihanoukville‘s airport and the developing Cambodian economy are expected to transform the area into a potential tourist destination
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