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Las Vegas sees drop in tourism, hinting at broader economic woes facing the U.S.
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TPR: The Public's Radio
People take pictures with the Welcome To Fabulous Las Vegas sign under hazy orange skies as the sun sets on July 29, 2023.
Summer is typically a slower season for Las Vegas given its heat and June was a quieter convention month than last year, according to experts on Las Vegas tourism.
On the road, traffic on Interstate 15 at the California-Nevada border dipped in June by 4.3%, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.
“If you’re looking for a bargain, because of the way that Las Vegas has changed, it’s no longer a bargain destination,” he said.
What’s in store for Las VegasEconomists say it’s too early to determine whether the recent decline in Las Vegas is temporary or marks the beginning of a long-term trend.
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