These four casino resorts in MidAmerica are playing their cards right, celebrating major openings and completing renovations that will make the region a stronger competitor in the high-stakes gaming industry. 

In their own words, nine of the many exceptional women working in hospitality from the East Coast region share their career influences, ambitions, strategies for success—and the rewards of leadership.

Former Visit Atlantic City sales executive Sandi Harvey, who retired in 2023 after a career of more than 25 years in the tourism and hospitality industry, passed away December 8, according to Visit Atlantic City.

In a collaboration that’s the first of its kind, Southern California’s Pechanga Resort Casino teamed up with The Venetian Resort Las Vegas for a joint partnership that benefits guests of both major meetings and gaming destinations.

How the June 2024 Caesars Global Wellness Summit inspired Healthcare Advocate Summit to turn on a dime and implement the learnings.  

Caesars Virginia is set to open December 12 in Danville, Virginia, with over 90,000 square feet of gaming space, 320 hotel rooms and 50,000 square feet of meeting space.

Caesars Entertainment is selling its LINQ Promenade for $275 million, according to the casino resort and entertainment giant.

Major highlights in the gaming meetings segment relevant to groups who may love “games of chance” but still don’t want their meetings left to chance.

Here are examples of how East Coast gaming destinations invest for food and beverage success—future talent included—to stay ahead.

Caesars Entertainment has launched a new meetings wellness menu that goes well beyond healthy food and beverage and into a robust and innovative set of event programming and attendee activity options.