![]() One of the things that we’ve noticed is that you have to try to create an emotional experience, and people want to go places that they can share and talk about - a destination within a destination. We have some great dining options, which have been a humongous benefit to us. We like to be able to offer that VIP, luxury experience with butler service and luxury suites for our premium players. They’ve always been an important part of us. How have luxury travelers’ needs evolved at gaming resorts? The renovations seem to cater more toward luxury travelers. I’m very excited to see our reports after this summer now that we will have a full entertainment lineup.įrom a gaming perspective, we have less customers, when you compare the visitations to what we had in 2019. We see people are coming here who have never been here before, and they’re staying a day or two, going to our restaurant, a show, gaming, and that non-gaming revenue has been very significant for us. And then you think about airline travel and how difficult it has become, with cancellations and limited airfare. Even today, I think the pandemic is still impacting people getting on a plane - people still have different comfort levels. People had the chance to rethink how they wanted to spend their travel dollars. I think in part people came to experience because they were unable to travel or chose not to travel. ![]() Our non-gaming business has grown pretty significantly. What kind of trends are you seeing at Mohegan Sun right now?
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