Brian Gullbrants, Wynn Resorts COO, North America, said: "Being away from home does not mean you have to compromise on your desire to stay fit, eat right, or enjoy the healthy activity. Our program was created to provide our guests with everything they need to live well, no matter how they choose to define it."

Wynn Living Well features well-known health and wellness personality Amanda Kloots as the program's ambassador.

The author, dancer, actress, writer, producer and athletic trainer has created four easily accessible full-body workout videos that are offered in-room at Wynn and Encore Las Vegas.

Kloots said: "My number one goal, whether traveling or at home, is to make fitness part of my daily routine and incorporate movement into my everyday. 

"Wynn's new wellness program will help those on the go do just that. Whether it's one of my original in-room workout videos or a nutritious meal at one of the resort's acclaimed restaurants, the new program is a holistic approach to wellness.”

Meanwhile, Wynn Macau announced that it will invest approximately MOP 4.80bn (US$596.4m) into Wynn Resorts Macau (WRM), along with other changes.

According to its board of directors, the Asia-facing arm of Wynn Resorts “will conduct a capital restructuring, so that WRM’s registered capital can be increased from MOP 200.1m to MOP 5bn."

In November, however, Wynn Resorts reported a Q3 revenue fall of 11%.