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A 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ hospitality expert says Las Vegas travel for the Christmas holiday and New Year's Eve is still strong, despite threats from the omicron variant that could put a damper on travel plans.

All around the Las Vegas valley you can feel the holiday spirit, as restaurants, hotels and businesses prepare for guests who plan to celebrate Christmas and New Year in town.

Some would say the food that defines Nevada is the casino buffet. A heightened perception of contagion risks and other pandemic-linked obstacles have led to the permanent closure of some buffet restaurants. However, KUNR’s Lucretia Cunningham spoke to 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Assistant Professor Amanda Belarmino who says the buffet made a major comeback over Thanksgiving and is eager to see how the industry will fare this holiday season.

Tourism leaders locally and nationwide are getting jittery about how the COVID-19 omicron variant could affect tourism so soon after the United States opened its borders to restart international travel.

The winter holidays have finally arrived!

November could see a banner month for tourism travel to Las Vegas in a season that is typically "soft" for demand.

November could see a banner month for tourism travel to Las Vegas in a season that is typically "soft" for demand.

Thanksgiving holiday travelers are coming, and they have quite the appetite.