Isidore Partouche, founder of Partouche casinos, died

The founder of the Partouche casinos, Isidore Partouche, died this Wednesday, April 30, at the age of 94. He built a real empire comprising today 44 casinos, 12 hotels, 44 restaurants and two golf courses.

The group, now among the European leaders and number two in France behind Barrière, has 44 casinos in France, Europe and Tunisia as well as 12 hotels, 44 restaurants and two golf courses.

"Isidore Partouche has been able to transform a family adventure into a group that has become a must in the leisure sector," said the group.

Born in French Algeria in Trezel on 21 April 1931, he had founded the group, number two of the sector in France, which now has 44 casinos, 12 hotels, 44 restaurants and two golf courses.

Born in French Algeria on 21 April 1931, Isidore Partouche had bought with his brothers and sisters, in 1973, the casino of Saint-Amand-les-Eaux (Nord) at the helm of the commercial court.

The man died at the age of 94. ...