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The role of casinos in Grenada's economy
How land-based casinos and gambling halls affect Grenada's economy: taxes and fees, jobs, multiplier for tourism and small businesses, risks and development scenarios until 2030.
Learn more →Economics and statistics
Grenada is a small Caribbean economy with a nominal GDP ≈ $1.39 billion in 2024 and steady growth after the pandemic. Tourism is a key driver: in 2023, 178,020 stop visits were recorded (+ 34% by 2022 and + 9% by 2019), and cruise visits - 305,627 (+ 64% by 2022). In July 2024, Hurricane Beryl caused damage previously estimated at up to a third of annual GDP; For the first time, the government activated a "hurricane clause" on government bonds to defer payments, which affects fiscal space and demand recovery. In the gambling sector, casinos do not work, and the main formal cash flow is provided by the National Lotteries Authority (NLA) lotteries, including Lotto/Super 6/Pick 3 and
Impact on tourism
How casinos and game formats (slots, board games, bingo, lotteries, live shows) affect Grenada's tourist flow: length of stay, average spend, seasonality, cross-selling with hotel and F&B sectors, MICE and cruise tourism. Risks and Roadmap 2025-2030.
Learn more →Licensing and tax revenues
What are the budget revenues from Grenada's casino and gambling industry: types of licenses, GGR taxes and profits, control fees and Responsible Gaming, a model for offline and potential online. Examples of rates, KPIs and roadmap.
Learn more →Jobs in the industry
Which professions shape Grenada's gambling industry: from slot dealers and technicians to marketing, security, compliance and IT. Career tracks, shift schedules, training, Responsible Gaming, as well as the potential for remote iGaming roles in the development of online.
Learn more →Comparison with other small island countries
Comparison of Grenada with the small island countries of the Caribbean (Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Lucia, Barbados, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Dominica, Aruba/Curaçao): offline and online regulation models, taxes, impact on tourism, human resources, payments and Responsible Gaming. Practical lessons and a roadmap.
Learn more →Social aspects (control and gambling)
How Grenada can minimize the social risks of gambling: age control, responsible operator practices, early detection and assistance for gambling addiction, advertising standards, data protection, community engagement and the 2025-2030 roadmap.
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