Pojoaque Pueblo announced a major expansion of its casino, hotel and golf course in northern New Mexico.
The $200 million project includes a 400-room Hilton hotel, a new casino, a 35,000 square-foot convention center, an expanded golf course, a performing-arts complex and a spa.
The project is expected to be completed in 2008.
The tribe already operates a Homewood Suites hotel, which is part of the Hilton family. The Hilton Corporation is not involved with the casino plans.
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Pojoaque Pueblo plans 400-room hotel, casino
(The Santa Fe New Mexican 12/16)
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