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BCN World Project on Tenterhooks Post Coronavirus

Incasòl will advance 96 of the 120 million euros (80%) to buy the land where the BCN World macro-complex, now converted into Hard Rock Entertainment World, is due to be located.

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The land on which BCN World will be built.

The future of the BCN World leisure and gaming project, which was first unveiled in 2012 by the then President of the Generalitat, Artur Mas, and which is located next to Port Aventura, in the so-called Tourist Recreation Center (CRT) of Vila-Seca and Salou (Tarragona), is in danger as a result of the coronavirus crisis.

BCN World, promoted by Hard Rock International, is a leisure complex that promised to emerge as a tourist and leisure offering unparalleled anywhere else in Europe or the world.

Read the full article in Spanish.

SourceBrainsre.news
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