Southwest Airlines is finally planting its flag in Alaska’s largest city, announcing plans for two daily nonstop routes that will connect Anchorage with Denver and Las Vegas starting in May 2026.
Is It Finally Time for a Trip to Vegas as prices are slashed citywide to revive tourism
LAS VEGAS, United States — Visitors heading to the Nevada desert later this month will find the odds suddenly stacked in their favor.
Vegas Courts Canadians With Record-Breaking Travel Deals
LAS VEGAS, United States — After watching international arrivals slip and its most reliable foreign market revolt, Las Vegas is putting the entire destination on sale—and it is doing so for the first time in its history.
Vegas visitor slump hits Uber and taxi earnings
LAS VEGAS, United States — Even on a recent fight-night weekend capped by the Las Vegas Raiders’ home opener, an unmistakable calm has settled over the Strip. Ride-hailing queues move faster, taxicabs linger at hotel porte-cochères, and drivers say their earnings are slipping as fewer people book rides around Las Vegas.
Vegas Rolls Dice to Woo Absent Canadian Tourists
LAS VEGAS — Once a sure-thing with Canadians, the self-styled Entertainment Capital of the World is hustling for their return after visitor numbers from north of the border cratered this year.
Spirit Airlines Slashes Service at 11 Airports—Plan Ahead
Spirit Cuts 3,000 Vegas Flights, Trims Winter Schedule 54%
LAS VEGAS — Budget flyers counting on neon-strip getaways or inexpensive hops to the coasts this winter will need to readjust their itineraries. Spirit Airlines, the bright-yellow emblem of U.S. ultra-low-cost travel, has quietly erased more than half of its planned Las Vegas departures for the fourth quarter of 2025.
Spirit Airlines slashes Vegas flights, quits Bay Area
Spirit Airlines’ once-ambitious domestic network is in full retreat. Multiple sources confirm the ultra-low-cost carrier is eliminating more than half of its winter flights to Las Vegas and withdrawing entirely from every Bay Area airport as part of an aggressive Chapter 11 restructuring plan.
U.S. tourism slump persists amid Trump-era chill
Canadian Boycott Jolts Las Vegas Tourism
LAS VEGAS — One of America’s most tourism-dependent cities is confronting a sudden and painful hole in its visitor base, and the missing travelers are coming almost entirely from north of the border. Las Vegas, which welcomed just under 3.1 million visitors in June, recorded an 11 percent year-over-year slump, according to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA).