News Summary:
On May 1, 2026, Las Vegas reported a decline in March airline passenger numbers, although overall business and gaming revenues increased. Earlier that day, MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment introduced all-inclusive bundled packages, combining rooms, meals, and drinks, a strategy typically associated with beach resorts, to appeal to budget-conscious travelers. This initiative aligns with Las Vegas's broader new strategy to attract tourists, departing from its traditional playbook, following previous complaints from casino operators about high prices. Also on May 1, MGM Resorts International was noted for its diverse hospitality portfolio, owning and managing 15 properties in Nevada, Mississippi, and Michigan, and holding investment interests in additional properties across Nevada, New Jersey, Illinois, and Macau. Separately, Macau's gaming bureau reported on May 1 that gross revenue from games of fortune for March rose 5.5% year-over-year to 19.894 billion patacas, with MGM Resorts listed among the companies active in the region.
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