Las Vegas visitor volume remains down in 2025 Despite fewer visitors, casino revenue has increased Las Vegas has experienced tourism woes this summer, with pundits citing the continued rise of resort and parking fees, dining check “tariff surcharges,” tighter gaming odds, and fewer perks. Visitation continues to struggle in Las Vegas, but gaming revenue managed to expand during the summer. August gross gaming revenue climbed 5% on the Strip. (Image: Shutterstock) Las Vegas welcomed 2.18 million fewer visitors through August this year. The 7.8% decline in visitor volume from the prior year has pushed the average nightly rate for a hotel room down more than $10 on the Strip. Despite far fewer guests, Las Vegas casinos managed to increase their summer gaming win. August capped off a three-month year-over-year winning streak for Clark County casinos, as gross gaming revenue (GGR) in Nevada’s most populated county climbed 4% from 2024 to $3.34 billion. Clark County August GGR jumped over 5% to…Read MoreCategory: Las Vegas, convention, GGR, gross gaming revenue, Nevada, Strip, visitor volumeSource: Casino.org