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Las Vegas Dices With Delta as Casinos Roar Back to Life

According to figures from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, tourist counts had returned to slightly over 2.5 million in April.

The Delta version, on the other hand, lurks, threatening to derail what some have prophesied will be a “Roaring Twenties” for Las Vegas if Covid is beaten.

Despite the fact that foreign visitors who stay longer and spend more have yet to return, casinos on the Las Vegas strip reported their biggest gaming takings since 2006 from April to June, according to statistics from the Nevada Gaming Control Board.

Despite the fact that overseas tourists who stay longer and spend more have yet to return, casinos on the Las Vegas strip achieved their greatest gaming takings since 2006 in just three months, according to figures from the Nevada Gaming Control Board. The amount of money put into slot machines — the socially distant gambling choice — has never been higher, but since Delta entered the scene, casinos aren’t sure if these figures will continue to rise or if they’ll face a challenge. In May, the house pulled in a monthly record of $1.23 billion from all of the state’s casinos.

The amount of money spent on slot machines, a socially distant kind of gambling, has never been higher.

The return of World of Concrete in June was the first major trade exhibition in the country since the outbreak began – not just in Vegas but across the country. It drew “tens of thousands” of people, according to organizers, and is viewed as a watershed moment.

Exhibitors are ecstatic because they are attracting high-quality visitors and closing agreements. However, attendance will continue to decline until the economy fully recovers.

Consequently, the Roaring twenties in Vegas will be on pause until the world’s partygoers return from their homes owing to the imminent delta variation in Las Vegas.

David Bright

David Bright joined Times of Casino as a news writer focused on the casino industry. He holds a bachelor degree in Economics and Accounting and currently contributing in-depth news articles. David writes on the casinos, gambling legislation, poker, and much more.

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