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May 30, 2019

Submission Title

Session Title

Gambling sa paraguay en vivo

Session 3-1-D: Gambling Market Case Studies

Presenters

Location

Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada

Start Date

30-5-2019 9:00 AM

End Date

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30-5-2019 10:25 AM

Disciplines

Gaming Law | Tourism and Travel

Abstract

Gambling and tourism industries have been developed by South American governments as a way of generating jobs and revenues. Of all kinds of gambling activities, casinos are the most commonly associated with the hospitality industry. Hotel and resort casinos can be found in every SA country (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guyana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela) except for Brazil, a two hundred million consumers market that prohibited casinos back in 1946. The purpose of this paper is to better understand the resort casinos evolution in these territories and also to compare legislation aiming to predict what might happen to the Brazilian gaming sector in the future as the issue has been strongly debated. The methodology by using internet data and scientific bibliography is presented in a chronological manner, highlighting the correlation between tourism statistics evolution and the number of resort casinos development in the studied countries for the past 20 years. The findings varied significantly by country, legislation and type of casinos enterprises. And considering that Brazil leads tourism statistics in SA, it can be concluded that hotel-casinos in this continent are more related to destination competitiveness, entertainment and an integrated resort image, rather than international travel arrivals and income.

So what

The originality of this presentation is to identify turning points that have helped to shape the development of South America gambling and tourism industry, so encourages researchers and legislators to compare and to consider future scenarios concerning to the role of these economic activities in each country.

Keywords

Gambling; Tourism; Resort Casino; Legislation; South America.

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Author Bio

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Ph.D. in Tourism Planning and Management – Malaga University – Spain;

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Professor at the Positivo University and Parana Federal University – Curitiba – Brazil;

President of the Curitiba Convention & Visitors Bureau 2011-2014;

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Started studying the relationship between casinos and tourism industry in 1998 in his Master’s degree in the Las Palmas de Gran Canaria University, oriented by professors Bill Eadington and José Manoel Gândara.

BO JASON BERNHARD

Ph.D. in Sociology - UNLV;

Philip G. Satre Chair, UNLV and University of Nevada, Reno; Executive Director, UNLV International Gaming Institute;

Professor, Department of Sociology, UNLV;

Professor, College of Hospitality, UNLV.

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JOSÉ MANOEL GÂNDARA

Ph.D. in Tourism Sustainable Planning – Las Palmas de Gran Canaria University – Spain;

Professor at the Parana Federal University – Curitiba – Brazil;

Emeritus Researcher by the Tourism Research National Association – 2018.

Has been studying and working with tourism resorts and destinations since 1984.

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Master in Tourism - Parana Federal University – Curitiba – Brazil;

Professor at the Positivo University – Curitiba – Brazil;

Has been working with events and hotels management and poker gaming enterprises since 2006.

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Gambling and Tourism in South America: an analysis of resort casinos evolution and legislation comparison in the continent

Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada

Gambling and tourism industries have been developed by South American governments as a way of generating jobs and revenues. Of all kinds of gambling activities, casinos are the most commonly associated with the hospitality industry. Hotel and resort casinos can be found in every SA country (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guyana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela) except for Brazil, a two hundred million consumers market that prohibited casinos back in 1946. The purpose of this paper is to better understand the resort casinos evolution in these territories and also to compare legislation aiming to predict what might happen to the Brazilian gaming sector in the future as the issue has been strongly debated. The methodology by using internet data and scientific bibliography is presented in a chronological manner, highlighting the correlation between tourism statistics evolution and the number of resort casinos development in the studied countries for the past 20 years. The findings varied significantly by country, legislation and type of casinos enterprises. And considering that Brazil leads tourism statistics in SA, it can be concluded that hotel-casinos in this continent are more related to destination competitiveness, entertainment and an integrated resort image, rather than international travel arrivals and income.

So what

The originality of this presentation is to identify turning points that have helped to shape the development of South America gambling and tourism industry, so encourages researchers and legislators to compare and to consider future scenarios concerning to the role of these economic activities in each country.