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The Strip: Overbuilt? Not Yet ...

16 May 2005

Although 30,000 more hotel rooms will likely open on the Strip between now and 2010, there is little chance Las Vegas faces a glut or price wars, insiders and analysts believe.

Inside Gaming Column: Gambling Feeling Ill in Illinois

16 May 2005

A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.

Changing Chinatown

16 May 2005

Officials of a company looking to build a big condominium-retail project in Las Vegas' Chinatown district want the Clark County Commission to consider changing land use in the area to allow for gaming and high-density residential.

March Yields Record Mark for Visitation

16 May 2005

March's mixture of fast cars and flying fists, basketball bedlam and warm spring weather worked its usual magic for the local tourism industry.

Poker Fantasy Camp Weekend Launched

16 May 2005

Post Oak Productions Inc. reports the launch of Camp Hellmuth, Phil Hellmuth's poker fantasy camp weekend.

Lady Luck Sold to Las Vegas Company

13 May 2005

Representatives of The Henry Brent Co. said Thursday that their closely held Las Vegas company has purchased downtown's Lady Luck.

Developer Bets on Las Vegas Touch

13 May 2005

Former Mandalay Resort Group President Glenn Schaeffer has landed back on the Strip following Thursday's announcement that he will help bring the name of a Miami Beach resort icon to the north end of the boulevard.

Las Vegas Seeks Global Attention with NBA All-Star Weekend

13 May 2005

Local tourism leaders have for weeks claimed hosting NBA All-Star weekend would offer an unprecedented opportunity to showcase Las Vegas before a worldwide media audience.

Century Theatres Premieres at Santa Fe Station

13 May 2005

Century Theatres on Thursday closed its Rancho Santa Fe movie theater but opens a new movie theater today with its first scheduled show times across the street at Santa Fe Station Casino.

Las Vegas Room Rates Jump in March

13 May 2005

The average daily room rate charged by Las Vegas resorts continues to climb, according to March visitation statistics reported today by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.

Pair of 10s Wins Longest World Series of Poker Final

13 May 2005

News Brief: In the longest final table in circuit history, the World Series of Poker wrapped up at 3:15 a.m. Thursday at Harveys Casino Resort with the top prize of $542,360 going to a 39-year-old property investor who had a pair of 10s.

Stratosphere Adds Tim McGraw Tribute

12 May 2005

The American Superstars show at the Stratosphere Casino Hotel and Tower has added Chad Givens as Tim McGraw to its line-up of celebrity tribute.

Turnberry, Schaeffer Plan New Resort on the Strip

12 May 2005

Developer Turnberry Associates has formed a private company with former Mandalay Resort Group President and Chief Financial Officer Glenn Schaeffer to develop a major casino resort on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip.

Travel Expert Lauds Las Vegas for Service

12 May 2005

Travel expert Peter Greenberg figures the airline industry could learn a thing or two about keeping the customer satisfied by coming to Las Vegas.

Boyd Doubles Size of Original Project

12 May 2005

Boyd Gaming Corp.'s South Coast property hasn't even opened its doors, but today officials announced plans to double the size of the resort in southern Las Vegas.

Caesars Entertainment Sells Reno Hilton

12 May 2005

Caesars Entertainment, Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its Reno Hilton casino resort to Grand Sierra Resort Corp.

LVCVA Details Ad Campaign with Goal of Drawing 43 Million

11 May 2005

The LVCVA will seek out new and repeat visitors, grow the Las Vegas brand and target leisure, meetings and international markets with a combination of advertising and public relations initiatives based on research.

Two Men Charged with Illegal Gambling Plead Guilty

11 May 2005

Two men charged in federal court with felony gambling offenses have pleaded guilty.

Thank You Kindly, Neighbor

11 May 2005

While the new kid on the block has received the bulk of the admiration, older neighbors are getting renewed attention.

What's Old Will Be New Again

11 May 2005

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority on Tuesday unveiled its latest five-year marketing plan, and in many ways, the 120-page document reads like a road map for traveling back to the future.

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