The Tropicana hotel, casino and club will close its doors this Tuesday, April 2. Opened in 1957, it was the scene of shows such as the "Folies Bergère" cabaret and films such as "Diamonds Are Forever" The hotel was once considered a luxury hotel and casino that, during the 1960s, hosted some of the most notable jazz musicians of the time.
About 500 workers will receive $2,000 for each year of service and eight months of health insurance upon dismissal, according to union sources.