The House of Representatives passed a bill requiring hotels to disclose all fees associated with a booking. The bill next goes to the Senate.
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The property is seeking county approval to construct a 46,000-square-foot dayclub.
The Athletics are expecting locals-heavy crowds when they arrive in Las Vegas in 2028, bucking the trend seen by Raiders games held at Allegiant Stadium.
Strip gaming win was off 4.8 percent from a year ago, but downtown Las Vegas was one of three submarkets that enjoyed a double-digit percentage increase in March.
A combination of concerts, motor sports events, a car wash association trade show and the LVL UP Expo led to long TSA security lines at Harry Reid International Airport.
The developer of a hotel project in Symphony Park said when it will open and who will lead it.
With merger plans for Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines well underway, changes will be made at Harry Reid International Airport by the end of the year.
Both domestic and international arrivals and departures declined last month compared with a banner month experienced in March 2024.
WWE bursts into Las Vegas this week to host a bevy of professional wrestling action, topped off with the promotion’s Super Bowl, WrestleMania.
The GO Pool complex at Flamingo on the Las Vegas Strip is undergoing a $20 million overhaul. Its features will include a “rain curtain” waterfall and VIP cabanas.
When the LVCVA board of directors reviews next year’s budget next month, it’s expecting there may be less money to spend.
Executives say they may need to build in contingencies if the costs of goods and services rise after President Trump’s tariff proposals take effect.
Boring Company’s Vegas Loop has opened its Encore station, marking the second Strip location on the people mover system.
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority also monitors convention attendance, hotel occupancy rates, passengers at Reid International Airport and gaming win.
Analysts — and some Canadian visitors — split over whether the president’s tariff policies and talk of annexing Canada as 51st state are keeping visitors away from Las Vegas.