National Park Service rangers work to warn visitors about the extreme heat at Death Valley National Park, but one to three people die there annually despite the warnings.
Tourism
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Las Vegas and other tourism hot spots in the U.S. have been welcoming fewer international visitors, and analysts warn that decline may linger into the future.
Depending on the day and time of day, prices can change in Strip sundry stores. Customers often don’t know the cost of an item until they pay.
The Transportation Security Administration passenger screening process has gotten quicker thanks to new technology in use at Harry Reid International Airport.
The Review-Journal’s survey of hotel room rates for Labor Day weekend shows there may be some last-minute deals available for those undecided about coming to Las Vegas.
Both domestic and international passenger counts were down in July 2025, but it was a tough comparison from a year ago when there were more than 5 million passengers.
Recently, the Strip’s two largest casino companies told investors and analysts that autumn hotel bookings would help Las Vegas bounce back, but that doesn’t appear to be the case.
On Jan. 27, when the popular airline that is the busiest at Harry Reid International Airport begins assigning seats and charging for suitcases, another policy changes.
A plane capable of carrying 292 passengers is being eyed to fly the Paris-Las Vegas route in a tryout following special flights geared to CES attendees.
Tourism experts are trying to persuade resort operators to place a moratorium on resort fees to attract consumers who feel a Las Vegas vacation is no longer a good value.
Many popular dayclubs and pools had violations from the Southern Nevada Health District during their yearly pool inspections.
In a new lawsuit, two guests of a south Strip property say they were confined in a holding cell for around four hours by security after an altercation with another patron.
While reports of the city’s demise are overstated, Las Vegas is grappling with the perception that the value that once defined it is slipping away.
Las Vegas lovers, history buffs and casino collectors have a new jackpot to chase, as pieces of an iconic Strip resort are being auctioned off.
The redesigned store offers a wider selection of bags and accessories.