The National Association of Broadcaster (NAB) cancellation of its upcoming convection in Las Vegas is not a good sign for the recovery of Southern Nevada, points out tourism expert.

The announcement this week that the National Association of Broadcasters canceled its upcoming convention in Las Vegas over COVID-19 concerns is “not a good sign for the recovery” in Southern Nevada, a tourism expert says.

The National Association of Broadcasters on Wednesday abruptly canceled its October convention in Las Vegas, a decision that disappointed Southern Nevada tourism leaders but is unlikely to snowball into more cancellations, according to analysts.

It’s only fitting that as a destination Las Vegas is transforming the guest experience with unique venue technology ranging from secure hybrid meetings to contactless payments to some of the largest digital screens in the world.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board said this week it will enforce the casino mask mandate over the Labor Day weekend.

AAA hasn’t released a holiday forecast for Labor Day in several years, and the nonprofit travel agency isn’t changing its ways for 2021.

Gov. Steve Sisolak on Thursday added large conventions to the list of permitted indoor gatherings that can go maskless if sponsors require all attendees to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

Gov. Steve Sisolak on Thursday added large conventions to the list of permitted indoor gatherings that can go maskless if sponsors require all attendees to be vaccinated against COVID-19.