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The Las Vegas Strip is the major resort corridor along Las Vegas Boulevard, concentrated largely in the unincorporated communities of Paradise and Winchester. It contains many of the region’s largest casino resorts, hotels, restaurants, entertainment venues and attractions, making it the core of the Las Vegas visitor economy. The Strip also shapes transportation, development, convention travel and major-event planning across the valley because so much visitor activity is concentrated along the corridor.
Go Greek Yogurt Plans 2027 Return to Las Vegas Strip Vegas Report

Go Greek Yogurt Plans 2027 Return to Las Vegas Strip

Go Greek Yogurt is set to open a new location at BLVD Las Vegas on the Strip in early 2027, marking the brand’s return to Southern Nevada after its previous outpost at The Venetian closed.

Vinyl Room Opens at Mandalay Bay, Replacing Foundation Room Vegas Report

Vinyl Room Opens at Mandalay Bay, Replacing Foundation Room

The Vinyl Room has debuted on the 63rd floor of Mandalay Bay, transforming the former Foundation Room into a retro-inspired music lounge with high-fidelity sound and a focus on Las Vegas’ entertainment legacy.

Single-Day Tickets for Las Vegas Grand Prix On Sale August 13 Vegas Report

Single-Day Tickets for Las Vegas Grand Prix On Sale August 13

Fans can purchase single-day tickets for the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX starting August 13, with prices from $81. A free community event is set for August 15 at Grand Prix Plaza with giveaways and entertainment

F1 Arcade Las Vegas Launches Three Summer Racing Packages Vegas Report

F1 Arcade Las Vegas Launches Three Summer Racing Packages

F1 Arcade Las Vegas at The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace has introduced three new experience packages starting at $59 per person, combining full-motion Formula 1 simulators with food and beverage options for guests

Cyber Threats Highlight Fragility of Las Vegas Water Systems Vegas Report

Cyber Threats Highlight Fragility of Las Vegas Water Systems

Recent cyberattacks on U.S. municipal water systems have raised concerns about the security and reliability of water infrastructure in Las Vegas and Southern Nevada, prompting local officials and businesses to reassess risks and future planning