The ambitious plan was unveiled during a club meeting on Saturday.
The Royal Turf Club of Thailand joins a group of five foreign and four Thai investors interested in developing entertainment complexes in Thailand.
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The ambitious plan was unveiled during a club meeting on Saturday.
The Royal Turf Club of Thailand joins a group of five foreign and four Thai investors interested in developing entertainment complexes in Thailand.
According to a draft bill on entertainment complexes, such developments must include at least one casino and four additional businesses, which may include department stores, hotels, restaurants, nightclubs, sports complexes, yacht clubs, game centres, swimming pools, amusement parks, or venues promoting One Tambon One Product (OTOP) goods.
The Thai government expects casinos to become a crucial driver for economic and tourism growth, aiming to enhance Thailand’s “fun economy”, generate employment for locals, and increase tax revenue.