Heading into 2024, we’re also excited for Las Vegas to host the Super Bowl in February, in addition to many other new and exciting events planned throughout the year. “We’re looking forward to the inaugural F1 race in November and the culmination of significant planning and infrastructure improvements executed by the city in order to deliver a great event. “As we look to the remainder of the year, Las Vegas continues to benefit from strong leisure and casino guest demand, a robust events calendar, and continued strength of the group and convention segment,” Carano said.
The group segment reported an all-time third-quarter record for adjusted earnings, Carano said. Las Vegas generated $494 million in adjusted earnings with a margin of 44%.
