Marc Meltzer

1 week ago | ir.shareaholic.com | Marc Meltzer

Las Vegas has always catered to visitors with budgets of every size. Much like the world in general, there’s a growing gap between what’s fairly priced and what’s expensive in Las Vegas. Businesses will always charge as much as they can for a good or service – until they start losing customers. The law of supply and demand is strong in Vegas. Enough visitors are willing to pay high prices for just about everything if it’s in the location they want to be.

1 week ago | casinos.com | Marc Meltzer

The SkyVue observation wheel was going to anchor a major property across the street from Mandalay Bay. Now, 10 years later, just two abandoned concrete support columns remain. (Image: SkyVueLasVegas.com)The Athletics will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on June 23 for what is expected to be a new Major League Baseball stadium in Las Vegas. If all goes as planned, a new domed stadium will occupy much of the land where the Tropicana once stood, in time for Opening Day of the A’s season in April 2028.

1 week ago | ir.shareaholic.com | Marc Meltzer

Tourism remains a major revenue generator for Las Vegas casinos and Nevada as a whole. In addition to leisure travelers on vacation, conventions are also a big deal for local businesses and employees. The more things change, the more they stay the same. According to the 2024 Las Vegas Economic Impact Report on Tourism, leisure and business travelers were responsible for more than one-third of the Silver State's gross domestic product and general fund revenue.

3 weeks ago | casinos.com | Marc Meltzer

DJ extraordinaire Tiesto is bringin' the bumpin' back to the LIV Beach Club at Fontainebleau this summer. (Photo: courtesy of Fontainebleau)The biggest attraction in Las Vegas in June is the weather. School’s out for the summer, and there will be plenty of visitors enjoying all that Las Vegas has to offer – inside and out!June marks the transition into the hot summer that so many love and want when visiting Las Vegas.

1 month ago | ir.shareaholic.com | Marc Meltzer

Everyone who visits Las Vegas is different. Some come for vacation, while others are in town for a convention. Each has their own preferences and priorities while they’re here. One person on vacation might hit the tables, while someone else might spend the day hopping from one dayclub to the next, indulge in an extravagant dinner, catch a show, and never gamble at all.