Visitors dropped for a 6th straight month in Las Vegas as head of tourism insists Sin City isn't dead | AI News Digest
Las Vegas tourism has seen a decline for the sixth consecutive month, with a 12% drop in visitors compared to last year. Despite this downturn, Steve Hill, CEO of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, insists that the city remains competitive and accessible to travelers. He highlighted that while visitor numbers are down, gaming revenue has increased, indicating that those who do visit are spending more. The city is implementing various promotions to attract tourists, including waived fees and bundled offers. Hill remains optimistic about future bookings and expects a rebound in the fall with a busy events calendar ahead.
