What might Atlantic City casinos look like when they reopen?
Publié : 07 juin 2020, 16:35
What might Atlantic City casinos look like when they reopen?
As casinos across the country start to reopen after months of being shuttered because of the novel coronavirus, Atlantic City’s gaming industry continues to wait for government approval to welcome back their guests.
Besides the lingering question of when the casinos will reopen, there is still some uncertainty about what Atlantic City casinos will look like when the time comes to open their doors, although the picture is starting to come into focus.
Resorts Casino Hotel released its “Work Safe, Play Safe” plan Friday and laid out some of the changes guests and visitors can expect upon their return. The installation of new technology — including ultraviolet lights to disinfect high-traffic areas and a bipolar ionization system that purifies air — along with adherence to established public health protocols are just some of the steps that will provide for the “safety and well-being” of everyone on the property, Resorts CEO and President Mark Giannantonio said.
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As casinos across the country start to reopen after months of being shuttered because of the novel coronavirus, Atlantic City’s gaming industry continues to wait for government approval to welcome back their guests.
Besides the lingering question of when the casinos will reopen, there is still some uncertainty about what Atlantic City casinos will look like when the time comes to open their doors, although the picture is starting to come into focus.
Resorts Casino Hotel released its “Work Safe, Play Safe” plan Friday and laid out some of the changes guests and visitors can expect upon their return. The installation of new technology — including ultraviolet lights to disinfect high-traffic areas and a bipolar ionization system that purifies air — along with adherence to established public health protocols are just some of the steps that will provide for the “safety and well-being” of everyone on the property, Resorts CEO and President Mark Giannantonio said.
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