Tag: Tourism
Fewer visitors pass through airport Las Vegas again
Passenger traffic at the Las Vegas airport fell more than 6% in September as Canadian travel and overall tourism continue to dip ahead of... more
Las Vegas piggybacking off Nashville’s country music success
The success of Nashville as a resort destination known for its country music and bachelorette parties is rubbing off on Las Vegas, as a... more
Las Vegas gets European tourism boost with nonstop Paris flights
Air France has announced new nonstop service to Harry Reid International Airport next summer. The flights between Paris-Charles de Gaulle... more
Early Labor Day helped casinos’ August, not September
“Early Labor Day kept gamblers away,” read the headline on a Jefferies Equity Research investor note. Its findings for lackluster September... more
Las Vegas visitation on track for a strong next 15 months, tourism head says
The head of the Las Vegas tourism agency told business leaders Thursday the rumors of the city’s death as a destination “are greatly... more
Former Las Vegas tourism head known for “What Happens Here Stays Here’ dies
The man who helped create the iconic brand-ad campaign, “What Happens in Vegas Stays in Vegas” has died after a lengthy battle with cancer.... more
Caesars general manager: We need to talk more about Las Vegas values
The general manager overseeing Paris Las Vegas, Horseshoe, and Planet Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip dispelled the notion that the city... more
MGM CEO tells Nevada regulators negativity about Las Vegas is “silly”
A day after addressing the crowd at G2E in Las Vegas, MGM Resorts International CEO Bill Hornbuckle told Nevada regulators negative... more
Las Vegas promotions have modest impact on projected visitation, analyst says
An analyst with Truist Securities reported its latest room rate survey for the Las Vegas Strip shows a soft third quarter. The summer... more
Las Vegas visitation continues its decline, falling 6.7% in August
Las Vegas visitation continued to decline in August, but it wasn’t as bad as double-digit drops the previous two months. It marks the... more
