According to Soll, casinos develop the whole environment and this should also be taken into account for a country to adopt consistent legislation. After this concept, he introduces the resto of the panelists.
Miguel Garcia, managing director of Tivoli Mofarrej, said
that the opening of the gaming activity will further develop the hotel industry
in the country and "our group is already analyzing the directions that the
legislation is following to define how and where we will invest." For him,
examples of success can and should be followed to make the sector strong in
Brazil.
Bruno Omori, president of the Brazilian Hotel Industry Association, said the entity
could help a lot in developing a hotel industry focused on opening gaming in the
country. "With this, we can substantially increase the number of tourists that
visit us annually, as well as keep in our country players who are going abroad
today."
Luigi Rotunno, president of the Brazilian Association of Resorts, pointed out
that resorts are especially important in development in the surroundings and
that Brazil has much to gain from the approval of the gaming industry with
features of integrated complexes. "The regulation has to be well adjusted so
that the investments take place in appropriate places," he said.
The panelists were unanimous in stating that Brazil is at a particularly
important moment and that it is time to take the approval of the gaming
activity very seriously for the own benefit of the country, the society and the
tourism industry.
Source: Exclusive GMB
