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Your Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: NagaWorld ramps quietly, expansion projects still on the cards

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Good morning. NagaWorld, Nagacorp’s integrated resort in Phnom Penh finally reopened its doors after more than a six-month shutdown in mid-September 2021. NagaCorp chairman Timothy McNally however stresses that the company has not stood idly by over the last year. In our Face to Face interview, McNally gives an update about what the company has been up to over the last year, including development updates for Naga 3, Naga Vladivostok, and plans for Siem Reap and Sihanoukville.


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Your Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: NagaWorld ramps quietly, expansion projects still on the cards

NagaWorld ramps quietly, expansion projects still on the cards

NagaWorld, Nagacorp’s integrated resort in Phnom Penh reopened its doors after more than a six month shutdown on September 15 without its usual fanfare. It appears that the country’s government, which can be commended for its aggressive vaccination rollout, still needs to keep an eye out for sensitivities in relation to reopening a large-scale facility in its capital city. In an interview with Asia Gaming Brief, McNally confirmed that while the government had given them the green light to open, they have chosen to do so more quietly for the time being.

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