Hill said the year represented one of the more complex operating environments Las Vegas has navigated outside of the pandemic. Las Vegas was viewed as being overpriced when tourism dropped off during the summer. Las Vegas Strip visitors ride the escalator near the retail plaza in front of the Horseshoe Las Vegas on June 9, 2025. Along with the Strip, Clark County casinos produced $13.7 billion in combined gaming revenue, nearly 87 percent of the state’s total gaming revenue. Hill said the Las Vegas gaming and tourism community is ready to rebound in 2026.