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As one of the Global Gaming Expo’s keynote speakers, MGM CEO Bill Hornbuckle discusses attracting experience-craving Millennials to the casino floor.
Here is a roundup of some of the latest casino and tourism news.
JetBlue Airways introduced a new menu for the economy fare on transatlantic flights.
The controlled demolition of the two former hotel towers of the Tropicana Las Vegas is scheduled for 2:30 a.m. Wednesday and will last approximately 22 seconds.
The airport that serves Las Vegas has a Terminal 1 and a Terminal 3. So what happened to Terminal 2?
The roughly $24 million development comes at a time with increased attention on Henderson’s Water Street District.
A runway is expected to be paved next year for the Las Vegas Spaceport project west of Las Vegas near Pahrump in Clark County.
An ordinance tentatively approved by the Las Vegas City Council will help Area15 add new features, including a Universal horror-themed attraction.
Three Harry Reid International Airport officials provided details to the Clark County Commission on what likely will be a multibillion-dollar expansion program.
These five airlines that fly to Las Vegas are among the top 10 that deny boarding voluntarily or involuntarily the most.
The group is asking for its class-action lawsuit against five Las Vegas casino operators and a software company be allowed to move forward.
Neon City Festival organizers plan to bring an art and music installation previously seen at Burning Man for the inaugural free festival event.
Airport officials are considering a massive modernization at Harry Reid International Airport that will expand Terminal 1 from 39 to 65 gates.
The $3 billion grant for the Las Vegas-to-Southern California high-speed rail project has been signed by the Federal Railroad Administration.