One month after a Nevada casino narrowly avoided closure and reopened its doors, the ironic destination is expanding its comeback — betting that lower prices and fee-free resort experiences can lure travelers frustrated by high prices in Las Vegas.
Primm Valley Resort & Casino’s July 22 reopening marked a dramatic turnaround for the town of Primm, which had been on the brink of losing its last operating casino-hotel and 344 jobs earlier this summer.
The Primm family struck a last-minute deal with Las Vegas-based Terrible’s to operate the properties, averting the planned closure.
GHOST-TOWN CASINOS GET STUNNING RESCUE AFTER FAMILY FINDS…
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