 Suzette Parmley Las Vegas might be the gambling capital of the United States, but they are also doing everything in their power to lure in non-gaming visitors. Case in point: Caesars Entertainment is developing a full entertainment venue that's not focused on gaming.
In this town, where "wow" is a prerequisite for anything new, Caesars Entertainment Inc., the company behind the $550 million Linq retail/dining/entertainment venue being built at the heart of the Strip, boasts that it will be the next must-see attraction, luring gamblers and non-gamblers alike.
Caesars Entertainment, of course, also owns Bally's, Showboat, Harrah's Resort and Caesars in Atlantic City, as well as Harrah's Philadelphia Casino and Racetrack in Chester.
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