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With four concerts by K-pop band BTS, the National Association of Broadcasters trade show and the National Football League Draft on Las Vegas’ event calendar in the next three weeks, the city’s resorts are gearing to capitalize financially.

At the Chevron just off the I-15, prices are just under $5.50 a gallon.

The Lafayette Hotel in San Diego’s trendy North Park district wants you, and it isn’t afraid to appeal to your sense of nostalgia. It is one of many new hotel projects vying for your booking this summer.

It doesn’t get much better than getting together with a bunch of buddies in one of Clark County’s 99 sportsbooks to absorb the March Madness hoops fest on big-screen LED televisions.

Thousands of sports-betting basketball fans will be arriving Thursday in Las Vegas for what has become the most bet-on sporting event on the calendar — the NCAA March Madness college basketball tournament.

Hospitality insiders hope the return to a mask-free Las Vegas will help usher the comeback of thousands of jobs and businesses that have yet to return.

This weekend people from all around the world are in Las Vegas to enjoy both the NHL All-Star Game and the NFL Pro Bowl.

Nevada hit ten straight billion-dollar months—a streak that continues to grow.