Borgata Boss Intends to Breathe New Life Into Atlantic City’s Market Leading Casino
As the land-based casino landscape in Atlantic City is bustling with renovations, upgrades, and retractable rooftop pools, Borgata’s new boss Travis Lunn has seen the roaring success of his competitors and has expressed the need for modernization in AC’s best performing casino.
I look at Borgata and say, ‘What do we need to do to stay relevant and stay competitive?’
Travis Lunn President of Borgata Casino Atlantic City
Travis Lunn took over from former Borgata president Melonie Johnson as she returned to her previous position at MGM’s National Harbor casino.
Lunn is looking to improve the hotel rooms, which haven’t seen renovation in 10 years, as well as the all-important casino floor.
I already have $10 million that I intend on spending on the slot floor to update the product that we have available. Our guests come in looking for a certain gaming experience, and we currently don’t offer some of the product that our competitors offer.
Travis Lunn President of Borgata Casino Atlantic City
Management is also hoping to host more live tournaments with pandemic fears lessening and the recent success of a blackjack tournament held at the casino.
