The Center Square) — The $87 billion tourism industry in Las Vegas has been on a steady, downward tumble in recent months.
The number of visitors has fallen since last year, underperforming the vast majority of the U.S. in year-to-year visits. The decline comes amidst a sharp drop in international tourists, immigration fears within the industry’s workforce and a long-passed peak for Las Vegas casinos.
This past May visitors to Las Vegas dropped 6.5% from 2024, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority reported. It’s right on average with 2025’s tourism decline, kept lower by more balanced visitor totals in January.
The number of visitors has fallen since last year, underperforming the vast majority of the U.S. in year-to-year visits. The decline comes amidst a sharp drop in international tourists, immigration fears within the industry’s workforce and a long-passed peak for Las Vegas casinos.
This past May visitors to Las Vegas dropped 6.5% from 2024, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority reported. It’s right on average with 2025’s tourism decline, kept lower by more balanced visitor totals in January.