
Easton's Group of Hotels acquires Four Points by Sheraton Kingston
This latest acquisition of the landmark Kingston property will be the 10th Marriott property under Easton's ownership and management.
Caesars Entertainment, Inc. has paired up with Clairvest Neem Ventures K.K. in a development and operating consortium for the Wakayama Marina City-based integrated resort in Japan.
Caesars Entertainment, Inc. has paired up with Clairvest Neem Ventures K.K. in a development and operating consortium for the Wakayama Marina City-based integrated resort in Japan.
“We are thrilled to partner with Caesars Entertainment,” said Eddie Woo, representative director of Clairvest Neem Ventures. “Caesars and CNV share a common vision for Japan’s national integrated resort program. Not only will it serve to enhance the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic through increased international visitation, but we are confident that together we can create a resort that provides significant local economic stimulation in Wakayama prefecture, throughout the Kansai region and the rest of Japan.”
The CNV team is comprised of a complement of industry professionals and operators, including; Mario Ho an Esports and entertainment entrepreneur, director of CNV and chairman and Co-CEO of NIP Group, a multinational Esports organization; Clairvest Group, a Canadian private equity firm with experience in 30 different land-based gaming and entertainment resorts in Canada, the United States and Chile; and William Weidner, former president and chief operating officer of Las Vegas Sands Corp.
This latest acquisition of the landmark Kingston property will be the 10th Marriott property under Easton's ownership and management.
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