US EditionLas Vegas Tourism Is Down. Some Blame Trump’s Tariffs and Immigration Crackdown
- In June 2025, Las Vegas attracted slightly fewer than 3.1 million visitors, representing an 11% decrease from the number recorded in June 2024.
- This tourism slump follows a post-COVID spike and stems from factors including Trump administration tariffs and immigration policies.
- Notably, international visits, especially from Canada and Japan, dropped 13%, and hotel occupancy fell roughly 15%, while local gaming remains strong.
- Canadian airlines Air Canada and WestJet reported 33% and 31% passenger declines respectively in June, and low-cost carrier Flair saw a 62% drop.
- Officials including Mayor Berkley and union head Pappageorge warn that rising costs and restrictive policies may further reduce tourism and economic activity.
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Las Vegas tourism is down. Some blame Trump's tariffs and immigration crackdown (World)
Tourism in Las Vegas is slumping this summer, with resorts and convention centers reporting fewer visitors compared to last year, especially from abroad, and some officials are blaming the Trump administration's tariffs and immigration policies for the decline. The city known for lavish shows, endle...
Tourism in Las Vegas is declining this summer, with hotels and convention centers reporting fewer visitors compared to last year, especially from abroad, and some officials blame the Trump administration's tariffs and immigration policies for the decline.
Why is tourism down in Vegas this summer? Some blame Trump
Tourism in Las Vegas is slumping this summer, with resorts and convention centers reporting fewer visitors compared to last year, especially from abroad, and some officials are blaming the Trump administration’s tariffs and immigration policies for the decline.The city known for lavish shows, endless buffets and around-the-clock gambling welcomed just under 3.1 million tourists in June, an 11% drop compared to the same time in 2024. There were 1…
'Trump Slump': How tariffs & immigration crackdown are impacting tourism in Las Vegas
Tourism in Las Vegas is down this summer, with a significant 11 per cent drop in international visitors compared to last year. Locals blame harsh tariffs and tough immigration policies for the dip. The Casino city also battles skyrocketing prices at high-end resorts and restaurants, which is 'squeezes out the low-end tourists'
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