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VungTauDon

I've lived in Vung Tau for 3.5 years now and would like to see how many others are here.

Also if you have any questions about VT I might be able to help :)

Parmyd

Might not be too many there now, but I imagine once the Casino opens next month there should be quite a few in Vung Tau for at least 3-6 months anyways.

Budman1

Parymd I just re-read your post and you mentioned my favorite past time "Casinos". Is that place really going to finely get off the ground? You got a link for the info? Thanks

Parmyd

Budman1 wrote:

Parymd I just re-read your post and you mentioned my favorite past time "Casinos". Is that place really going to finely get off the ground? You got a link for the info? Thanks


Here is the link http://www.asiancoastdevelopment.com/mg … -tram.php. It doesn't say when they are going to open but I talked to one of the Casino Hosts in Las Vegas that is working on the project and she told me it is suppose to open in March.

VungTauDon

http://www.mgmgrandhotrambeach.com/

But I don't know about the casino part of it.

Budman1

Thanks for the links guys. I'll just have to wait and see when it opens. If it's going to be run by MGM it'll be a class operation. The little Mom & Pop ones then run in the hotels in Saigon just don't cut it.

Normen

We'll be coming to VT approx. end of June ... currently living in HCMC. I have already checked a couple of houses in the area of the big mountain and on back beach but not decided yet. Any recommendations?

VungTauDon

I don't know of anything right now but I can ask a friend who is very familiar with the rental market.
I used to live near back beach, on Phan Chu Trinh. There are a lot of French, English, and Australian expats in the area

Normen

Thx! I still have some time, so will also contact agents in VT.

Budman1

Update about the casino in Vung Tau, looks like it's still going to be awhile:

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/03/ … PO20130307

Parmyd

Budman1 wrote:

Update about the casino in Vung Tau, looks like it's still going to be awhile:

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/03/ … PO20130307


Very interesting story. I am thinking the amount of "coffee money" involved became too much for the  risk/reward ratio. I am going to have to call my friends back in Vegas and find out the real story.

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