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MGE President Says Fully Committed to Making Greece Leading Destination for Entertainment and Business

ATHENS – Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment President and CEO Mario Kontomerkos said in a statement on Monday that Mohegan GamingEntertainment (MGE) is fully committed to making Greece the leading destination for entertainment and business conferences in Europe through the creation of INSPIRE Athens.

He added that despite the unprecedented impact of the pandemic on gambling, their teams are working diligently on the project and are fully prepared to begin construction if MGE emerges as the preferred company by the competent contracting authority.

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ATHENS - Expecting another record year in tourism to surpass the numbers in 2023 in arrivals and revenues, Greece’s infrastructure - particularly on overwhelmed islands - isn’t adequate to deal with the demands even as more resorts keep opening.

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