Articles tagged “las vegas convention & visitors authority”

The same forces weighing on U.S. travel are hitting Las Vegas especially hard.

CES 2026 is the first major showcase of the Las Vegas Convention Center’s $600 million renovation, with the redesigned Grand Lobby reflecting a broader shift toward flexible, revenue-generating space. 

Las Vegas may be seeing softer tourism numbers, but live events remain a strong buffer as its shows and concerts remain a major attraction.

Las Vegas needs to find more events to keep up its momentum and success in sports tourism.

Las Vegas is betting nearly $2 million on Formula 1 tickets to woo airlines and showcase the city’s high-stakes potential. The gamble comes as demand for the race shows signs of faltering.

Las Vegas' is banking on the NHL Draft and the Sphere to bring new eyes to destination and entice tourists.

With journey times of around 10 hours, this new service will push the boundaries of the low-cost airline model.

Initial reports suggest Las Vegas reaped solid economic rewards from its first time hosting the Super Bowl.

After a controversy around hosting the Formula 1 race, the Super Bowl will be another test for how well Las Vegas handles mass sporting events.

With less than three months to go until the Super Bowl LVIII touches down in Las Vegas, the destination has launched a new campaign urging football fans to ‘celebrate excessively’…