Wynn Resorts, Limited has announced the name of its new multi-billion-dollar integrated resort, set to open in Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in 2027: Wynn Al Marjan Island. The company also unveiled the design vision of its first-ever beachfront resort, which is inspired by the tranquil seascape of Al Marjan Island, a group of four islands. The resort, which will have 1,500 rooms, suites and villas, is being developed with local partners Marjan LLC, and RAK Hospitality Holding LLC. Overlooking the Arabian Gulf, Wynn Al Marjan Island rises 305 metres above the sea and the resort will be the first project in the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region for the US-listed developer and luxury resort operator. With an estimated project cost of approximately US$3.9bn, the Wynn Al Marjan Island is set to transform the Emirate’s rise as a major global tourist destination and create thousands of jobs. Foundation construction work began on site earlier this year. Visitors can look forward to a wide array of entertainment options, a gaming area, 24 dining experiences, spa and wellness experiences, a high-end shopping esplanade, and a state-of-the-art events centre. “We have spent the past year meticulously programming and concepting Wynn Al Marjan Island, carefully considering its unique location,” said Craig Billings, CEO of Wynn Resorts. “We look forward to opening Wynn Al Marjan Island in early 2027.” Positioning itself as a sustainable and nature-based destination, Ras Al Khaimah is one of the fastest growing tourism markets in the MENA region. With its well-preserved history, rich archaeological heritage, and nature tourism offerings, the Emirate earned a place on the list of CNN Travel‘s best 50 destinations to visit in 2023 and featured on TIME magazine’s World’s Greatest Places in 2022. Wynn operates casino hotel resorts in Las Vegas, Boston and Macau.
Wynn unveils name and first renderings of multibillion-dollar resort in Ras Al Khaimah
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