The Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas has retained its coveted Forbes Five-Star rating for The Spa and Nail Bar in the 2026 Star Awards, underscoring its commitment to luxury and exceptional service.
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Sands Corporation has been honored by the Las Vegas Business Press for its ECO360 Global Sustainability Program, a comprehensive initiative targeting environmental impact reduction across all operations.
Las Vegas buzzes with activity on weekends, drawing crowds to its casinos and entertainment. However, midweek sees a notable dip in visitors, highlighting a stark contrast in the city’s weekly rhythm, according to USA Today.
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas has been named the #1 Best Hotel in Las Vegas by U.S. News & World Report. The prestigious accolade highlights the hotel’s exceptional luxury, service, and guest experience.
MGM executives acknowledged summer complaints led to recent pricing changes, stating “Shame on us” for oversight. The updates aim to address customer concerns and improve the guest experience, MGM confirms.
The U.S. travel industry faces mounting challenges as soaring demand strains infrastructure and workforce capacity. Experts question how long airlines, hotels, and services can sustain the current surge without major disruptions.
Chris Cosenza has been promoted to Senior Vice President of Strategy & Business Development at JC Hospitality LLC in Las Vegas, strengthening the company’s leadership team as it expands its market presence.
Las Vegas, alongside Miami, New York, Washington, Los Angeles, and Orlando, faces one of the steepest declines in US tourism this year. Economic shifts and changing traveler preferences impact these major destinations.
The Las Vegas Strip’s gaming revenue has declined, signaling a slowdown in industry growth, according to a recent report. Experts warn the sector faces mounting challenges amid shifting consumer behaviors.
Las Vegas tourism is declining, with industry experts attributing the slump to Trump’s tariffs and stricter immigration policies. These factors have reportedly deterred visitors, impacting the city’s vital hospitality sector.
With foreign tourists boycotting the U.S., businesses across key sectors brace for a sharp decline in sales. The drop in international visitors threatens to impact revenue and slow economic recovery, CNBC reports.
Caesars Entertainment has announced a sale and leaseback agreement with VICI Properties for Harrah’s Las Vegas. The deal aims to enhance Caesars’ liquidity while maintaining operational control of the property.
The iconic Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas is set to close in July. Details on its future plans and the impact on the Strip are emerging. Stay tuned for updates on what’s next for this landmark venue.
Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman highlights a sharp decline in Canadian tourists, urging a return to the city’s vibrant hospitality scene. “We need you, and we miss you,” she told Fortune, emphasizing the economic impact.
Las Vegas casinos face growing criticism as visitors report escalating tipping pressures. With rising service costs and aggressive gratuity requests, guests question if the city’s hospitality is reaching a tipping point.
Malaysian casino giant Genting has announced a $4.3 billion investment in Las Vegas, marking a significant expansion into the US market. The move aims to capitalize on the city’s thriving gaming and entertainment industry.
Las Vegas hotels are driving a decline in the U.S. hospitality sector, as falling occupancy and revenue mark a continued downward trend, according to TravelPulse. Industry experts cite shifting traveler preferences and economic factors.
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas names Kelley Moreton as new General Manager. Moreton brings extensive luxury hospitality experience, signaling a commitment to exceptional service and guest experience at this iconic resort.
A woman died after being “violently” ejected from a revolving door at Trump Hotel Las Vegas, a lawsuit claims. The incident raises questions about door safety and hotel liability, NBC News reports.
MGM CEO admits Las Vegas hotel prices are too high, saying “shame on us.” The executive called for more affordable rates to attract visitors amid rising travel costs, signaling potential changes ahead.