Casino Concorde Margarita

Casino Concorde operates in Hotel Concorde Margarita, one of the highest-category hotel complexes on Margarita Island and the main beach tourism and entertainment destination in the Venezuelan Caribbean. Margarita, officially Nueva Esparta, is Venezuela's most tourist island and was for decades the country's main national and international tourism destination, with beaches such as Playa El Agua, Playa Caribe and Playa Parguito attracting visitors from across Venezuela and abroad during the southern summer season between December and March.

Margarita Island: the Venezuelan Caribbean and its casino tradition

Margarita had during the 1980s and 1990s one of the Caribbean's highest concentrations of casinos, leveraging its status as a Free Port allowing duty-free goods importation that generated a massive tourist flow of mainland Venezuelans combining shopping with beach and entertainment. The casino closures in 2011 especially affected the island's tourist economy, which lost one of its main attractions for national tourism. The 2021 reopening of establishments such as Casino Concorde at Hotel Concorde forms part of sector recovery on an island that historically built its tourist vocation around casino entertainment.

Hotel Concorde and the beach and casino offer

Hotel Concorde Margarita is a large-scale beach complex with direct access to Playa El Agua, the island's most famous and frequented beach, with pools, restaurants, sports areas and entertainment. The combination of Caribbean beach with integrated casino is the most in-demand format in Margarita, where visitors can alternate beach days with nighttime gaming experiences. Casino Concorde is regulated by the CNC and operates under Venezuela's 1997 Casino Control Law.