It's down, but travel overall is down in America. A big piece for Vegas is Canadian travelers. Numbers I've seen show about a 4% decline in people. If it is Canadian travelers, you can count on that going back up once the NHL season begins in October. There’s less international travel overall, you can tell, but Americans are also not traveling internationally as much, which should help balance it.
Vegas will have to stop charging more to make up the difference. If they actually lower prices and offer more promotions (we are starting to see this now), they could increase profit and traffic.
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It's down, but travel overall is down in America. A big piece for Vegas is Canadian travelers. Numbers I've seen show about a 4% decline in people. If it is Canadian travelers, you can count on that going back up once the NHL season begins in October. There’s less international travel overall, you can tell, but Americans are also not traveling internationally as much, which should help balance it.
Vegas will have to stop charging more to make up the difference. If they actually lower prices and offer more promotions (we are starting to see this now), they could increase profit and traffic.