Following extensive vaccination in the United States, various states are beginning to ease restrictions and activities are gradually returning to levels prior to the outbreak of the COVID-19 crisis. The city of Las Vegas is a clear example of recovery that is even faster than many expected.
Review-Journal has produced a complete report that analyzes in detail the current scene in Las Vegas from different perspectives.
In Esteregard, the media clarifies that, although there is still no concrete data to measure income from tourism and casinos since April, there are strong symptoms that show the recovery. The increase of people in the streets, restaurants crowded, the restart of conventions, business trips and concerts.
Along these lines, according to the Review-Journal, some of the most relevant aspects that mark the recovery are:
Many hotel-casinos can operate at 100% capacity and do not require the use of masks for those who have a full vaccination.
On 06/08, Clark County's restrictions on pandemic capacity, assembly and social distancing will be lifted. Las Vegas Sands and Caesars Entertainment have celebrated the decision, believing that meetings and conventions are key to business during the week.
MGM Resorts reported that March room occupancy rates on the Strip were 62 percent, and occupancy "has continued to grow in April."
Las Vegas Sands Corp. Chairman and CEO Rob Goldstein said in an April 21 earnings call that "the weekend is at pre-pandemic levels" in Las Vegas. "It's an incredibly busy year and the demand is back."
April occupancy rates hit 84 percent and Las Vegas weekend rooms are "sold out for the foreseeable future" at Caesars Entertainment Corp. properties.
The resorts are working with the event organizers for the return of fairs, events, and conventions, which is essential for the activity.
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