Investors told opening of $618 million Port Charlotte resort will be delayed

Allegiant Travel Co. is still assessing the damage after Hurricane Ian and has pushed back reservations until September.


  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 10:10 a.m. October 7, 2022
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Allegiant Travel Co. is still assessing the damage after Hurricane Ian and has pushed back reservations until September. (file)
Allegiant Travel Co. is still assessing the damage after Hurricane Ian and has pushed back reservations until September. (file)
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The opening of the $618 million Sunseeker Resort Charlotte Harbor could be pushed back by at least six months as the company deals with the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.

Allegiant Travel Co., which is building the Port Charlotte resort, announced the decision to investors in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Friday morning — Oct. 7. The filing was meant to update investors on the state of the resort and construction plans after Hurricane Ian.

 

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