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Boston, New York Flights to Las Vegas Planned
19 June 2003
Delta Air Lines' new low-fare subsidiary Song Airlines will offer daily nonstop service between Las Vegas and Boston and between Las Vegas and New York beginning in the fall.
Domestic Travel Trend Aiding Vegas Numbers19 June 2003
More tourists are continuing to travel domestically rather than take international trips, a trend that will help Las Vegas as it continues to recover from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks as well as the smaller slump after the war in Iraq, a tourism expert says.
Lady Luck Bidders Turned Away19 June 2003
A group that sought a license to run the gambling at the Lady Luck casino in downtown Las Vegas was turned away by the state Gaming Control Board Wednesday because one of the key shareholders filed improper income tax returns.
Tropicana Formally Unveils $500 Million Proposal19 June 2003
The Tropicana has formally unveiled plans for a huge expansion and renovation. The plans include increasing the number of rooms at the Las Vegas Strip resort to 3,370 and adding 720,000 square feet to the property.
Las Vegas Taxi Rides Getting More Costly18 June 2003
The Taxicab Authority of Nevada on Tuesday approved a fare increase that would make Las Vegas the fourth most expensive city in the country to get a cab ride.
Officials Silent on Aladdin Bid Qualifiers18 June 2003
Attorneys representing creditors and management of the Aladdin hotel-casino worked late into the night Tuesday to analyze bids to buy the bankrupt Strip property.
Stratosphere Plans New Ride18 June 2003
The Stratosphere hotel-casino today released an image of its "Project X Sky," a new floorless teeter-totter thrill ride planned at the resort on the Las Vegas Strip.
Tropicana Presents Ultimate Variety Show18 June 2003
News Brief: On July 3, the Tropicana will raise the curtain on V - The Ultimate Variety Show, which debuted last year at the Venetian in Las Vegas.
Low Hotel Rates Key to Attracting First-Timers to Las Vegas, Survey Says18 June 2003
The lure of discounts is Las Vegas' No. 1 means of attracting all-important first-time visitors, a survey by MRC Group Research Institute found last week.
Silverton Hopes Renovation, Outdoors Store, Boost Business18 June 2003
Silverton executives are hoping a $30 million outdoor megastore and $70 million in casino and hotel renovations will transform the south Las Vegas property into a regional dynamo.
Kirov Ballet to Perform at Aladdin18 June 2003
The world-famous Kirov Ballet from Russia with perform an exclusive engagement at the Aladdin Theatre Sept. 6 and 7.
Sahara Parent Trying to Evict NASCAR Cafe17 June 2003
The Sahara is moving to evict the NASCAR Cafe from its Strip-front property, but the roller-coaster operator is fighting back.
Monthly Passenger Traffic Flat17 June 2003
Passenger traffic at McCarran International Airport was flat in May, though year-to-date traffic numbers remained ahead of 2002's pace, the Clark County Department of Aviation said Monday.
Dispute Over Taxes: Mandalay May Quit Chamber16 June 2003
Mandalay Resort Group notified the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce Friday it may quit the business group if it continues to lobby legislators against the gaming industry's tax position.
Mission Industries to Quit Chamber16 June 2003
One casino company's falling out with the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce has spread to one of gaming's biggest vendors, linen supplier Mission Industries.
Aladdin Bidders' Deadline Nears16 June 2003
With the planned sale of the bankrupt Aladdin close, bidding for the megaresort is shaping up as a two-horse race, sources said.
Survey: Gaming's Lure Slips, Sightseeing Tops List of Reason to Visit LV16 June 2003
Sightseeing, spending time at the pool and shopping rank above gambling in drawing visitors to Las Vegas, a new MRC Group Research Institute survey released Thursday showed.
El Cortez Fined $15,00016 June 2003
The El Cortez has agreed to pay a $15,000 fine to Nevada regulators for allegedly allowing one of its own managers to gamble at the casino and rack up significant gambling debts at the property, both violations of state law.
Casino Executives Top Nevada Pay Scale13 June 2003
Executives of Las Vegas' largest casino companies dominated a list of Southern Nevada's highest paid local executives last year.
Station Targets Pro-Chamber Vendors13 June 2003
Station is identifying which Station vendors are also chamber members, a step Station President Lorenzo Fertitta said Thursday could result in the locals gaming giant transferring its business to companies that aren't fighting the casino business.
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