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Greece – Mohegan offers five times the minimum tender price for Hellinikon licence

Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment, its Greek partner GEK TERNA, and the consortium behind its bid to bring Inspire Athens to fruition has offered €150m for the 30-year licence needed to operate the 120 table and 1,200 slot casino resort.

Mohegan Gaming is the sole bidder in the much-delayed tender process to build a casino resort on the site of the former Athens airport in Hellinikon with the competing bid from Hard Rock International (HRI) failing to make it through to the next round and subsequently having its appeal rejected.

The casino would be part of an €8bn resort on the site of the former Athens airport in Hellinikon, on the southern coast at Elliniko, overseen by Greek developer Lamda.
Greece’s gaming commission opened Mohegan’s financial bid this week.

Development Minister Adonis Georgiadis said: “The tender had set a minimum price of €30m. Mohegan offered a lump sum of €150m.”

The next part of the tender process will see the contracts signed and then approvals from Greek auditors and parliament.

The plan is to have the casino open by 2024. The resort will consist of a luxury hotel, entertainment venues, convention center, shopping, dining, casino, and a comprehensive mix of premium amenities. The development will help launch a new era of tourism growth and economic prosperity for all of Greece and the entire region.
El diseño icónico del edificio fue creado por Steelman Partners, un estudio de arquitectura internacional especializado en diseño y desarrollo IRC. La forma conceptual se inspira en la historia arquitectónica de Grecia, particularmente en las esculturas y edificios atenienses, como la Acrópolis y las Cariátides.

Se estima que el desarrollo Inspire Atenas creará más de 7,000 puestos de trabajo en la región durante y después de la construcción, incluidos directos, indirectos e inducidos. Se espera que la finalización del Integrated Resort and Casino aumente el turismo internacional en la región de Ática en al menos un 10 por ciento y aporte millones de euros anualmente tanto al gobierno como al pueblo de Grecia en forma de impuestos, mejoras de infraestructura y ayudas públicas. servicios.