The mayor said the usual torrent of visitors from Canada, Nevada’s largest international market, and Mexico has dried up “to a drip.” Higher prices are also a factor.

Las Vegas tourism has been in decline as Canadian visitors drop more than 20% due to tariffs and international relations, say officials at the Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority board meeting.

Air Canada saw its passenger numbers fall by 33 per cent in June compared to the same time a year ago, while WestJet had a 31 per cent drop. The low-cost carrier Flair reported a whopping 62 per cent decline.

Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority officials cited tariffs as a significant factor contributing to a decline in international visitors to the Entertainment Capital of the World during a board of directors meeting Tuesday.

Las Vegas is facing a summer swoon, and Californians — by far the largest tourist contingent, data show — are partially to blame.

Tourism in Las Vegas is slumping this summer, with resorts and convention centers reporting fewer visitors compared to last year, especially from abroad. Some officials are blaming the Trump administr

State figures point to a pullback in spending at restaurants, clothing stores and other businesses as Las Vegas’ main economic engine slows down.

Some inflation-weary travelers are swapping the Strip’s soaring prices for smaller nearby towns, which promise many of the same perks without the sticker shock.