One of the Strip’s largest casino operators expects business to rebound later this year and into 2026.
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Guests of a Las Vegas Strip resort encountered service disruptions Saturday evening as a system outage affected gaming, check-in and on-site purchases.
The company reported Thursday that construction disruptions at its Suncoast property probably held back an even stronger locals performance for the Boyd Gaming.
The property has entered into a franchise agreement with a France-based hospitality giant that operates more than 5,600 hotels worldwide.
Sands is one of several gaming companies eyeing the prospect of developing casinos in Thailand.
An airport south of Las Vegas has been in the planning stages since 2006 and wouldn’t open until 2037, but the public gets a chance to weigh in on it next week.
Southern Nevada’s unemployment rate is still lower than it was at the start of the year but has now pushed higher for the second consecutive month.
An Arizona hotelier had big plans for a small property in Las Vegas but is now trying to sell the place.
In response to slumping Las Vegas visitation, this property has joined the list of resorts eliminating resort fees with its “All-In Resort Experience.”
Southwest, the busiest carrier at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, says new fare bundles will let customers choose their seat while booking or have a seat assigned to them.
A credit card company is launching another airport lounge at Harry Reid International Airport.
The owners of the lodge vowed to rebuild the historic property after it burnt down in September 2021.
The airline previously ran flights between Provo and Las Vegas and is now adding an additional route.
Construction is well underway and progress is steady as the South Florida-based hospitality giant continues to transform the former Mirage.
There’s now a new service to assist hearing-impaired travelers at airports in the Las Vegas Valley.