Tag: Las Vegas
Durango Casino starts third phase of its expansion
The Durango Casino & Resort in southwest Las Vegas launched its $385 million third-phase expansion this week that will take up space on... more
Las Vegas tourism head expects rebound in 2025 visitation
The head of the Las Vegas tourism agency is confident visitation will rebound in 2026 and that the World Cup will help counter the summer... more
Las Vegas kicks off 2026 convention season with CES, opening of $600M convention center renovation
Las Vegas launched its convention season this week with the unveiling of a $600 million renovation whose first user is CES, the global... more
Las Vegas Convention Center expects post-pandemic record attendance in 2026
The historic Las Vegas Convention Center projects a post-pandemic record when it hosts 48 conventions with 1.23 million attendees in 2026.... more
Truist analyst lowers Caesars and MGM earnings outlook because of latest Las Vegas revenue and visitation
After seeing the latest Las Vegas Strip gaming revenue and visitation numbers, a gaming analyst lowered his earnings outlook for MGM... more
Wall Street Bets: Las Vegas Strip, Macau
Wall Street Bets is a roundup of recent notes from analysts covering the gambling industry. Growth in Macau Dan Politzer of J. P. Morgan on... more
Las Vegas Strip gaming revenue up 1% through first 11 months of 2025, despite tourism decline
For all the consternation about visitation on the Las Vegas Strip, the resort corridor has seen its gaming revenue rise nearly 1% through... more
Las Vegas narrows visitation decline in November
The third annual Formula One and solid convention business and drive-in traffic from southern California helped Las Vegas narrow its... more
Las Vegas expects 345,000 on New Year’s Eve, slight drop from past two years
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority said it expects 345,000 visitors to converge on the city on New Year’s Eve. That’s down... more
Former Nevada regulator recalls savage experiences in 1970s Las Vegas
Nevada’s gaming history is colorful and Jeffrey Silver, a retired attorney and former member of the Gaming Control Board in the 1970s, was... more
