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Las Vegas tourism officials blame tariffs for fewer visitors as others say magic’s gone

Las Vegas tourism has been in decline as Canadian visitors drop more than 20% due to tariffs and international relations, say ...

An Empty Strip And Fewer Tips: Is Las Vegas In Trouble?

Videos of an empty strip have flooded social media, sparking a debate about the future of the iconic destination.

Las Vegas Sees Sharp Decline In Tipping As Tourists Revolt Against Poor Service And Sky-High Prices

The once-generous tipping culture of Las Vegas is experiencing a downturn as visitors push back against soaring prices and ...
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Viva Las Vacant: Following Sin City's Summer Tourism Slump

Las Vegas visitor numbers have plunged, with hotel occupancy, Strip crowds, and even the Sphere feeling the heat. Insider Ziv Chen investigates.

Las Vegas tourism drops sharply as some visitors claim 'casinos are empty' amid rising costs

The tourism decline in Las Vegas, Nevada, continues with hotel occupancy down 6.5% and room rates dropping as high prices are ...

Las Vegas is down on its luck as tourism drops. Why it’s kind of California’s fault

Las Vegas is not alone in its travel woes. In May, Gov. Gavin Newsom predicted a “Trump Slump” in international travel to ...
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Las Vegas' Sinking Tourism Numbers Are a Bad Sign for the U.S. Economy

International tourism to the U.S. is on a downward spiral. Recent numbers show that tourist-dependent Las Vegas is feeling ...
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Las Vegas sees drop in tourism, hinting at broader economic woes facing the U.S.

Economists say that what happens in Vegas matters nationally because it often reflects broader trends on consumer confidence ...

Priced out in Las Vegas? 5 costly steaks that can cut into tourists' wallets

Las Vegas steakhouses are offering luxury dining experiences with premium wagyu and tomahawk steaks, despite tourism decline due to high resort fees and prices.
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Searing heat draws visitors to Death Valley, where it's tough to communicate the risks

Ray Estrada's 11-year-old grandson is used to Las Vegas' scorching summers, but he'd always wanted to experience the heat in one of the Earth's hottest places ...