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April Passenger Count Increases at McCarran

30 May 2005

Passenger traffic at McCarran International continued to climb in April when the Las Vegas airport hosted more than 3.7 million arriving and departing passengers, up 3.8 percent from a year ago.

Poker Series Moves

30 May 2005

News Brief: The World Series of Poker tournament will hold all but the final two days of the championship event in a new 60,000-square foot convention center at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, just off the Strip on Flamingo Avenue.

Hooters Bets on Las Vegas Casino

27 May 2005

News Brief: Several founders of the Hooters restaurant chain are betting that beautiful women in tank tops and tight-fitting shorts attract affluent gamblers to a Las Vegas casino.

Experts: Hard to Control Wireless Games

27 May 2005

Nevada is on the verge of having a law that enables casinos to offer mobile gaming, but technology experts attending a gaming conference caution that it will be tough for the state to control who plays and from where.

McCarran Numbers Continue to Climb

27 May 2005

Despite a drop in numbers from financially struggling United Airlines, the passenger count at McCarran International Airport climbed again in April, beating the comparable month a year ago by 3.8 percent.

Cosmopolitan Offers Tenants Shopping

26 May 2005

The Cosmopolitan's layout of retail stores and restaurants is based on easy access and convenience for consumers with unprecedented branding and signage opportunities for tenants.

Goldstein: Success Changed View of Vegas

26 May 2005

Rob Goldstein, senior vice president of Las Vegas Sands Corp., told a group attending the Gaming Technology Summit in a keynote speech Wednesday that Las Vegas is constantly confounding the experts and proving them wrong.

Rio's Convention Space Opens

26 May 2005

The Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino's $39 million meeting space expansion is open.

Power Outage Hits New Resort

25 May 2005

Officials at Wynn Las Vegas are investigating the cause of a power outage that briefly affected the new Strip resort Tuesday.

Dealer, California Police Officer Arrested on Cheating Allegations

25 May 2005

A Southern California police officer and a Las Vegas blackjack dealer have been arrested for alleged cheating.

Bulls Cry Back: Gaming Will Stay in Black

25 May 2005

Banking giant Bear Stearns projected the industry would enjoy an average rate of return of 16 percent on total investments of $25 billion over the next five years.

Casino Security Targets Crime, Terrorism

25 May 2005

News Brief: From hidden cameras to secret surveillance rooms, here’s a look at the security measures Singapore can expect in its 2 new integrated resorts.

Observers Foresee Continued Growth for Vegas Room Rates

25 May 2005

Defying normal supply pressures, hotel occupancy rates and room rates are expected to surge in the next 12 months despite increasing supply, a Lodging Industry Investment Council Survey released Tuesday said.

A Little Bit of London Rolling into Vegas

25 May 2005

From the Roman columns of Caesars Palace to The Venetian's canals and Bellagio's picturesque Mediterranean lake, businesses on the Strip have for years mimicked the Old World charms of Western Europe.

Israeli Official Looks to Vegas for Casino Model

24 May 2005

International News Brief: Israeli Tourism Minister Avraham Herschson, who is eager to give the green light to a casino in Eilat, is scheduled to take a delegation to Las Vegas in June to learn about the casino industry.

NBA Reps Will Make Second Trip to LV

24 May 2005

NBA representatives next week will return to Las Vegas to further inspect several potential venues for All-Star weekend in 2007 or 2008.

Bentley Delivers Order to Wynn Las Vegas

24 May 2005

Bentley Motors has delivered four personally commissioned Arnage RL limousines to the Wynn Las Vegas resort for use in chauffeuring high-rolling guests and VIPs.

Travel And Tourism: See What's Coming to Dinner

24 May 2005

Faced with the daunting prospect of soon hosting more than 50 million hungry travelers per year, McCarran International Airport is undertaking a $15 million renovation to upgrade travelers' food and beverage options.

Inside Gaming: Wynn May Have Answer to Project CityCenter

24 May 2005

Wynn Resorts Ltd. is likely headed toward developing a master-planned urban village on the 135 acres adjacent to its newly opened Wynn Las Vegas.

Manhattenization' of Las Vegas

23 May 2005

A mountain of litigation is rising along with the many planned high-rise condominium tower projects that are reshaping Las Vegas' skyline.

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