Marjan chief executive Abdulla Al Abdooli said the “entertainment and gaming amenities” at the 1,000-room development would help the emirate with its strategy of trying to attract more tourists.Ī spokesman for Marjan declined to define what was meant by “gaming” but said “The gaming facility is currently in the design phase and will be purposely built … taking into consideration culture and societal norms.”īefore then the developers will need to apply for an integrated resort license from the Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority’s newly-established Department of Entertainment and Gaming Regulation. The development is scheduled to open in 2026.
Wynn is partnering with the local Marjan – the master-developer of freehold property in the emirate – and RAK Hospitality Holding, which owns and operates a string of hotels and leisure assets.
