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LARNACA AIRPORT SEES THE LAUNCH OF LATEST CASINO

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After the launch of casinos in Nicosia and Limassol, Larnaca sees the launch of its first casino.

The casino, which is launched by Cyprus Casinos (C2), is located at the Larnaca airport, features forty-two high-end slot machines that stand across in two separate spaces within the airport terminal. The first of these terminals is accessible exclusively to departing passengers, while the second is accessible to the general public.

Craig Ballantyne, C2’s Property President of City of Dreams Mediterranean showed his happiness regarding the expansion and went on to talk about the latest addition to the C2 portfolio. He stated that the latest casino will a unique entertainment experience to tourists as well as locals travelling within the island nation – something that has never been done before.

The launch was announced by Eleni Kaloyirou, CEO of Hermes Airports.

The casino, which will be open 24/7, will allow visitors of a minimum of 21 years of age, and will observe all of C2’s responsible gaming policies posted both online and at all locations.

C2 will open another 2 satellite casinos in Ayia Napa and Paphos. These will also be also known as Cyprus Casinos ‘C2’.

 

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