While some argue the market may have hit its earnings peak, others say the region is prepared to take advantage of favorable demographic shifts and new developments.
Tourism
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The hotel-casino on the north Las Vegas Strip says the new promotion is meant to make the property more accessible.
As guests and Vintage Vegas lovers visit throughout the remaining days of operation, workers say they, too, will be taking in the last moments.
More golf entertainment options are coming to Las Vegas as downtown prepares to welcome a hitting bay venue with what it calls “next-generation golf technology.”
The Seminole Indian Tribe purchased the Mirage in December 2022 and have plans for a guitar-shaped hotel tower on the Strip. When might the project open?
Some resort-casinos are offering rooms starting at $20 during slow periods, nearly as much as a fast food breakfast on-site.
The world’s eyes were on Las Vegas this year (on the Strip and off) — a little more than usual in 2023. Here are the top casino and tourism stories.
Look out for plenty of food and beverage options, connections to the Miami Beach property and plenty of attention to detail.
Three resorts opened within 10 weeks of each other at the end of 1993. Their openings changed the way America viewed Las Vegas.
The Strip hotel updated its guest rooms and meeting space, as well as moved its sky-high lobby to the ground floor, in phase one of a property renovation.
Some Strip properties won’t be affected if the Culinary Union and several employers do not reach a contract agreement and workers strike.
Thirty years ago, cannon blasts heralded the opening of Treasure Island. The opening was part of a family-friendly tourism boom of the 1990s.
The drop in demand forced a gas station to lay off four people on Oct. 19, cut hours for others and reduced the number of people on schedule at a time.
As some U.S. travelers adjust vacation plans amid high fuel costs and inflation, Las Vegas may benefit from pent-up demand and the destination’s value proposition, experts say.
Memorial Day weekend will look more like a pre-pandemic unofficial start to summer, experts said, as millions of Americans prepare to travel.