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Carolyn Goodman Declares 'Florida Georgia Line Day' in Las Vegas

1 report, 1 independent Updated Fri 23:00
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What happened

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Carolyn Goodman declared 'Florida Georgia Line Day' in Las Vegas in 2018. This declaration coincided with Florida Georgia Line announcing their fourth studio album, *Can't Say I Ain't Country*, which is scheduled for release on February 15. The album includes collaborations with Jason Derulo and Jason Aldean.

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Why it matters

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The cultural promotion and civic event in Las Vegas could potentially drive increased tourism demand in the region. This event relates to the market presence of major entertainment operators in the area.

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Who's involved

  • Carolyn GoodmanDeclared 'Florida Georgia Line Day' in Las Vegas
  • Las VegasLocation where the cultural declaration took place

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MGM Resorts InternationalSpeculative

    MGM Resorts International could see increased tourism demand driven by the cultural promotion in Las Vegas.

  • Caesars Entertainment CorporationSpeculative

    Caesars Entertainment Corporation could see increased tourism demand driven by the cultural promotion in Las Vegas.

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