Las Vegas is experiencing a notable decline in tourism this summer, with a reported 11% decrease in visitors in June 2024 compared to the previous year. International travel has dropped by 13%, affecting hotel occupancy by approximately 15%. Mayor Shelley Berkley emphasized the fall in Canadian and Mexican tourists, leading to concerns among local businesses. The Culinary Workers Union's Ted Pappageorge labeled this decline as the 'Trump slump,' citing fears of immigration crackdowns. Correspondingly, Canadian airlines report substantial passenger reductions, indicating a broader decline in interest for U.S. travel, particularly to Las Vegas.
Las Vegas resorts and convention centers experienced an 11% drop in visitors in June 2024, attributed to international travel declines and concerns over tariffs and immigration policies.
Mayor Shelley Berkley reported that Canadian tourism has significantly decreased, with visits from Mexico also declining due to fears surrounding the current immigration policies.
Ted Pappageorge from the Culinary Workers Union referred to the decline as the 'Trump slump', noting that fears of immigration enforcement are impacting tourist numbers from Southern California.
Air Canada and WestJet reported a 33% and 31% decline in passenger arrivals at Harry Reid International Airport, illustrating a significant downturn in Canadian tourism.
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