Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley issued a heartfelt plea to Canadian visitors this week, acknowledging the city’s tourism-dependent economy is suffering from a dramatic decline in international visitors, particularly from Canada, which represents the city’s largest international market.

“As the mayor of Las Vegas, I’m telling everybody in Canada, please come. We love you, we need you, and we miss you,” Berkley said during a press conference this week, where she addressed the multiple challenges facing the entertainment capital’s tourism industry.

The mayor’s latest comments echo concerns she first raised in an August press conference, where she painted a stark picture of the tourism decline.

“International travel is way down. People are not coming to the United States,” Berkley said last month. “’

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  • CluckN@lemmy.world
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    8 个月前

    Yeah I agree on it being overpriced. Visited Vegas last year and it was rough.

    • No cheap eats, buffets are all gone post-covid.
    • Tables have $25 minimums
    • Blackjack dealers have auto-shufflers for cards
    • $2 buy in to lose money at 000 roulette
    • Hotels are all crammed with service and resort fees
    • Majority of casino floor space is now dedicated to slots