In The News: William F. Harrah College of Hospitality
MGM Resorts International, the largest employer on the Las Vegas Strip, was close to reaching a tentative deal with the hotel workers union, the casino company’s CEO said as the clock ticked closer to a union deadline for a sweeping strike.
In a little over a year some room prices the Las Vegas Review-Journal has been tracking at four Caesars Entertainment properties have fallen as much as 75 percent leading up to race weekend Nov. 16-18., since first posted in November 2022.
The labor union representing tens of thousands of Las Vegas hospitality workers announced Wednesday that it has reached a tentative deal with casino giant Caesars Entertainment, a major breakthrough that could help avert an unprecedented strike at more than a dozen hotel-casinos on the Las Vegas Strip.
The Las Vegas Grand Prix is partnering with UNLV with the goal of giving back to the community. The new partnership is giving students the opportunity for internships, F1 courses, and community service projects.
Dinner and a show — count me in! Especially since this dining and entertainment combo is produced and run by UNLV Hospitality students, and ticket proceeds go to the UNLV College of Hospitality scholarship fund.
A smart observer once noted the difference between "service" and "hospitality" is the difference between being "well run" and being "well loved."
A senior-level class at UNLV still sticks out in Colleen Birch’s mind.
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas College of Hospitality, presents the 2nd Dinner Theater program.
A man who used to be present during labor negotiations helps us with what to expect from the Culinary Union’s threatened strike.
It’s been more than a decade since Fort Worth leaders began serious talks of overhauling the downtown convention center, whose enormous “flying saucer” dome has been a landmark for 55 years.
Las Vegas has always prided itself on its economy of leisure. In the span of a weekend, visitors can dine at the finest restaurants, witness world-class entertainment and sporting events and shop at top luxury brands without leaving the Strip—sometimes, without leaving their hotel.
Las Vegas has always prided itself on its economy of leisure. In the span of a weekend, visitors can dine at the finest restaurants, witness world-class entertainment and sporting events and shop at top luxury brands without leaving the Strip—sometimes, without leaving their hotel.
