The CinemaCon trade show at Caesars Palace offered plenty of ideas for new revenue streams, along with the viral “Dune: Part Two” popcorn bucket.
Conventions
Those massive movies were showcased during the annual gathering of the National Association of Theatre Owners at Caesars Palace.
The famous Las Vegas venue, which has already hosted U2 and booked a UFC sporting event, has landed its first business conference customer.
While international traffic was strong in January, domestic counts were off for the month, the Clark County Department of Aviation reported.
The 33rd annunal Mecum vintage and antique motorcycle auction is returning to the South Point and should put 2,000 motorcyles on the auction block.
Tiësto’s night was at once chill and bubbly, and we speak of course of the sparkling beverage he was promoting.
Stanley Liu, 16, won for a product that uses blood to diagnose diseases in under four minutes
Primary contractor Freeman employs about 1,700 people to clear out Las Vegas’ largest annual trade show. The Las Vegas Convention Center must be clear by Monday.
Looking to take some of the pain out of navigating what will be 4.6-million-square-feet of convention space, The Boring Co. is constructing an underground people mover system.
This week, exhibitors at CES have shown off robots designed to assist seniors who are “aging in place” in their own homes and communities.
Panelists and entrepreneurs from a wide range of fields shared their thoughts and ideas at a CES session called “The Next Generation of Sports Tech is Here.”
The proposed breakup of big tech comes to the forefront as consumers are concerned about freedom of speech and companies’ accumulation of power, said Zach Graves at Lincoln Network.
The makers of last year’s hit BotBoxer returned to the convention with a more recreational version this year.
A Thursday panel at Aria as part of CES delved into how leagues and venues are collecting and applying analytics to enhance the fan experience and increase revenue.
Bones McCoy’s tricorder of “Star Trek” fame exists, and a Las Vegas physician has a hand in making it so.