Las Vegas sees sharp visitor drop as leisure spending wanes | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Casinos brace as Las Vegas tourism plunges 7.5% in sharpest annual visitor decline outside COVID pandemic

Vegas tourist numbers have fallen to 2000-era levels as Canadian visitors drop as much as 50%, even as Harry Reid International Airport set new passenger records last year.

Las Vegas sees sharp visitor drop as leisure spending wanes | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

LAS VEGAS >> On Fridays, it still feels like peak Vegas — rolling suitcases, packed rideshare queues and the familiar churn at Harry Reid International. By Monday, the airport has quieted considerably.

Vegas feels busy on weekends, but the midweek slump is real

Visitor numbers, hotel prices and flights are softening in Las Vegas as budget-conscious travelers cut back while higher earners keep spending.

Las Vegas sees sharp visitor drop as leisure spending wanes

Las Vegas drew about 3.1 million fewer visitors in 2025, a 7.5% drop, according to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.

Las Vegas Tourism Suffers Sharp Decline

Skift Take: The same forces weighing on U.S. travel are hitting Las Vegas especially hard.Read the Complete Story On Skift