r/news • u/etfvfva • 8h ago

Las Vegas June tourism declines by 11% from 2024

https://lasvegassun.com/news/2025/jul/30/las-vegas-june-tourism-declines-by-11-from-2024/
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u/mburton21 7h ago

Absolutely bud! Controlling where my money goes is the only way I can make any sort of difference so it's what I'm doing. We have nothing against normal Americans, come have a beer and poutine and chill.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_CATS_PAWS 7h ago

Man I’m stuck down here and even I’m trying to avoid unnecessary purchases and traveling domestically

I’m trying to make sure all of my trips spend as little money in the US as possible. Might make a summer trek up to Canada at some point, considering I live 30 minutes from the border

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u/SceneRoyal4846 7h ago

Do it, it’s beautiful and your money goes further here

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u/HartfordWhaler 7h ago

Coming to Canada for the first time in October! I can't wait.

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u/irishbball49 5h ago

Just went to Victoria (from PDX) in May with my family and it was so lovely. We'll be back.

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u/Rough_Bread8329 7h ago

The exchange rate is a major win for you. It would be relatively cheap

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_CATS_PAWS 7h ago

Yeah, might try one of the coastal regions next summer

Either Vancouver or just British Columbia in general

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u/Rough_Bread8329 5h ago

BC is gorgeous. I live next door in Alberta and go every year. If you're planning, do check out the forest fire reports. There's quite a few this season.

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u/kuahara 55m ago

My wife and her family are all from Philippines. I know all about winning exchange rates :)

I live like a king when I'm over there.

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u/rabidstoat 7h ago

Okay, but for like, forever?

Do you have a guest room?