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Merchant City casino set for £3.5m transformation
Grosvenor Casinos has today announced it will invest more than £3.5m to expand its Glasgow Merchant City venue on Glassford Street into a world class entertainment hub.As part of the brand’s new strategic approach to set itself apart from its competitors, the casino will be transformed into a modern destination with the addition of a stylish new bar and restaurant seating 70 covers, best-in-class table games as well as the creation of what is set to be one of the best premium viewing areas to watch live sport in the city.The casino operator selected Merchant City as its flagship proof of concept venue, as Grosvenor Casinos looks to modernise its appeal and create an entertainment for all offer which breaks down perceptions of the traditional casino experience.As one of Grosvenor’s best performing casino venues outside of London, the refurbishment is also a major boost for the hospitality sector in the city as businesses look to recover following a challenging outlook caused by the pandemic, creating 13 new employment opportunities with a new Head Chef one of the key roles currently available.Debbie Johnston, general manager of Grosvenor Casino Glasgow Merchant City, said: “We’re excited to be creating a world class entertainment venue which will offer guests an experience like no other with a real focus on gaming, dining and sports viewing all in a vibrant atmosphere. It really is entertainment for all!“Glasgow’s hospitality sector was hard hit during the pandemic, but Grosvenor Casino’s major investment in Merchant City shows there is real confidence in the city’s recovery. We can’t wait to welcome customers old and new where they will be able to socialise, kick back and let their hair down for an unforgettable entertainment experience.”The casino remain will remain open throughout the refurbishment.
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