By Chris Skeldon 
The charm of the casino is undeniable. They are spread across six of the world’s seven continents, and the only reason they’re not in Antarctica is that no one wants to play around with destroying their precious ecosystem!
Casinos attract people from all over the world for many reasons other than gambling. From world-class entertainment, and the pampering of luxury hotels to elegant dining and shopping, casinos often have a lot to offer. Most people want to experience going to physical casinos, especially after being immersed into the world of live casino games.
But besides wanting to play in the top casino destinations globally, I believe every destination will provide you with an extraordinary travel experience.
Cape Town, South Africa
African gambling laws vary across the continent. But if you’re looking for a gaming-friendly destination, your next visit should be to South Africa. You can find casinos online and numerous land-based casinos, racetracks, and sports betting properties. A city like Cape Town offers many places and attractions worth visiting as a tourist. Cape Town is the country’s legislative capital. It offers beautiful beaches where you can surf and observe penguins. Mountain bikers will appreciate the marvelous nature surrounding the city. The farmers market is one-of-a-kind, and don’t forget to sample local delicacies at downtown restaurants.
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Las Vegas would be the obvious answer if we had to choose a casino city on the fly! Gorgeous, luxurious, and top-notch, Las Vegas has more casinos than imagined. They keep getting bigger and better over the years. Las Vegas’ outstanding reputation as the gambling capital of the United States has earned it the nickname Sin City. Las Vegas has long been the world’s premier gambling destination. The city’s hotels and resorts are also great casino destinations. Visit Caesars Palace, Bellagio, and MGM Grand for an evening of gambling and a taste of the high life!
Monte-Carlo, Monaco
In Monaco, on the beautiful French Riviera, you’ll find Monte Carlo with luxury and style; this is where the rich are famous.
Monte Carlo Casino is one of Monaco’s main attractions, offering games such as Roulette, Blackjack, Craps, Baccarat, Stud Poker, and Slots. It even attracted James Bond himself to make two different films, and it was the location for Twelve of the Oceans.
However, Monte Carlo offers more than just gambling. It also hosts the Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix, the Monaco Yachting Show, the European Poker Tour Finals, and the World Boxing Championship. Add luxury cars and yachts against the backdrop of the magnificent Mediterranean coastline, and you have a genuinely top destination.
Monaco is one of the most densely populated countries globally, with nearly a third of its residents being millionaires. Strangely, citizens of Monaco are not allowed to gamble in Monte Carlo.
Fortunately, more than 75% of Monaco’s residents are from other countries. While citizens may not be able to enter the casino, they can visit the Monte Carlo Opera House in Monte Carlo.
Barcelona, Spain
Architecture enthusiasts often put this Spanish city on their must-see lists. Barcelona is often part of the vivid picture of places in literature, as it is the perfect place for armchair travel. In addition to the impressive architecture, you can also enjoy the beautiful Barcelona Casino. This establishment isn’t just about gambling. It’s also about fine food and exclusive music events. This is a great place to unwind after your city tour. Interestingly, you will also find many bingo halls throughout Barcelona.
Macau, China
Macau has become Asia’s premier gaming destination. The city has a large number of tourists visiting its numerous casinos. More money flows through Macau casinos than anywhere in the world! About half of Macau’s economy comes from its casinos. Las Vegas-based gaming companies such as MGM, Las Vegas Sands, and Wynn Resorts have built properties in Macau and see the demand they’ve garnered over the years as an ideal casino destination. For a unique gaming experience, you must go to Magnetic City Macau!
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Our European tour took us to Amsterdam. The largest city in the Netherlands is known as the “Sin City” of Europe. It appeals to young people and those who want to maximize their travel pleasure. Gamblers will appreciate the sheer number of casinos available in Amsterdam. You can play everything from slot machines to live blackjack and poker.
Sydney, Australia
While Sydney’s iconic sights are associated with cultural hotspots like the Opera House, seasoned globetrotters know some hidden gems that make it easy to combine travel and gambling.
The Star is an integrated resort in Sydney that includes a hotel, spa, and casino. It attracts tens of thousands of tourists and players every year and is considered one of the most prestigious places for tourism and entertainment! Owner company Star Entertainment provides two gaming floors. The hotspot is the so-called “Inner Chamber,” an invitation-only high-stakes room open to all international guests looking after the house.