Nevada joins Texas, Florida, California, New York, and Colorado in experiencing record tourism growth in 2025, driven by diverse attractions and robust infrastructure.

Nevada continues to shine brightly in the tourism world, joining powerhouse states like New York, Hawaii, Texas, North Carolina, and Virginia in 2024. As a tourism powerhouse, Nevada has seen unprecedented growth this year, with record-breaking tourism spending and a surge in visitors.

Las Vegas tourism continues to decline for the tenth month, with fewer visitors across the United States despite signs of gradual recovery.

Nevada joins Hawaii, Delaware, Georgia, Maine, Mississippi, and Washington as U.S. tourists scramble to book flights for this Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Holiday Weekend.

Tourism in Nevada is evolving with a decline in southern Vegas visits, while northern destinations like Reno-Tahoe and outdoor activities thrive.

Florida, Hawaii, Nevada, and New York are experiencing an unprecedented surge in tourism, breaking records and setting new benchmarks for the US travel industry.

Washington has now joined Nevada, New York, and Florida in seeing more empty hotel rooms, a trend that’s shaking the foundations of the American tourism industry.

Las Vegas, famed for years as one of America’s greatest attractions, is feeling a sharp decline in tourism. Famous across the globe for its dazzling casinos, superstar shows,

Dayton Valley Days Festival celebrates Nevada’s small-town culture, with live music, family fun, car shows, and a focus on local history and community spirit

In 2024, California joins Florida, Nevada, Hawaii, Texas, and New York in dominating U.S. tourism, driving the economy to new heights. These states are not only popular tourist destinations, but they are also key economic engines that generate billions in revenue.