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Las Vegas is in the midst of another transition that could change the city's skyline and elevate the international profile of the city.

Whether it's attracting professional sports leagues to the town or attracting world-class entertainers to performance residencies, Las Vegas has been on a roll over the past few years.

With the new and coming attractions on the way, Sin City needs to grow.

Transportation, lodging, and other logistical kinks will have to be worked out before Vegas can reach its full potential and this week the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority put out specifics on where the city is headed.

Las Vegas saw 32.2 million visitors in 2021, a 70% year-over-year increase from 2020 when the Coronavirus pandemic was at its height. The city's convention industry didn't have the same type of strong recovery with 2.2 million attendees reported in 2021, a 28% year over year increase.

Here's a look at what is in the future plans for the gambling oasis in the desert.

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The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority is projecting the spending of $4.512 billion in 29 new projects that are expected to add 7,602 hotel rooms and 791,000 square feet of convention space in Southern Nevada by the end of 2024.

By the end of 2024, Vegas will have more than 158,000 hotel rooms.

The LVCVA expects the city to add 766 additional rooms this spring with the reopening of the Palms resort and casino under the management of new owners, the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians.

The opening of a Holiday Inn Express will add another 127 rooms.

The biggest project in the pipeline is Fontainebleau Las Vegas on the Strip. The hotel will feature 3,780 hotel rooms and 550,000 square feet of meeting space when it is completed in the fourth quarter of 2023.

This new mega-casino, which sits on the North Strip, would be part of a major effort to revitalize that second of the 4.2 road. It's an important project because it, along with a potential new North Strip Arena along with some other casino projects, could provide a viable alternative to the Caesars Entertainment (CZR) - Get Caesars Entertainment Inc Report and MGM Resorts International (MGM) - Get MGM Resorts International Report casinos which dominate the central and southern Strip.

Caesars also has a massive project planned as it will be revamping its Bally's property and renaming it with its Horseshoe Brand. MGM has big plans as well as it will be taking over the operation of The Cosmpolittan, although the company has not announced any major changes for that property.

The $1.9 billion MSG (MSGE) Sphere at The Venetian is a 17,500-seat entertainment venue that is targeted for completion by the end of 2023.

Meanwhile, six new properties are planned for completion in 2024 with the biggest being the 720-room, nongaming Majestic Las Vegas which is being built for $850 million at the site across the street from the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Also scheduled for completion in 2024 is the $500 million, 527-room Dream Las Vegas.

To help accommodate all of these potential new tourists there are multiple transportation projects in the works including an $8 billion speed rail project and a 29-mile, 51-station Las Vegas Loop underground transit project being built by Elon Musk's The Boring Co.

A big part of Vegas' growth is coming from outside of its traditional gaming industry.

Professional sports is in the midst of a love affair with the city with the recent additions of NFL and NHL franchises.

Major League Baseball has been flirting with the city in an attempt to squeeze a new stadium deal out of the Oakland Athletics. The A's have been in active negotiations with multiple sites on or adjacent to The Las Vegas Strip.

And now there is a report that the NBA could be interested in granting the city an expansion team in the near future. There have also been rumors that Vegas could add a Major League Soccer team, although no concrete plans for that have been made public.

Las Vegas could become an even bigger sports oasis in the middle of the desert to go along with all of the other entertainment the city has to offer.

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The connoisseur class knows all too well that Las Vegas is a wonderland for anything and everything in the culinary realm. The citys top restaurants offer high-roller dining with gourmet foodie pleasures from around the world and that includes caviar.

The recent opening of the new Caviar Bar at Resorts World ushers in a new level of sturgeon roe indulgence. Heres where to get the best, most luscious presentations of prized pearls in Vegas.

Michelin-starred chef Shaun Hergatt has opened a jewel box restaurant and bar at Resorts World Las Vegas, offering indulgent plates of cured meats, oysters, crudos, cheeses and seafood dishes. But Hergatts selections of Kaluga, Golden Ossetra and Sevruga are the stars, served with traditional accompaniments ($275-$350). The high design in dark, gleaming, caviar colors sends this experience over the top. 3000 S. Las Vegas Blvd.; caviarbarlv.com

One of the citys favorite chefs returns with a sumptuous new restaurant in Virgin Hotels Las Vegas. The seasonal Mediterranean menu shows English at his most accomplished, including a starter of griddled honey cake topped with olive oil crme frache and Sevruga caviar ($30). 4455 Paradise; virginhotelslv.com

The menu may pay homage to Old World Italian flavors but the experience at this Spiegelworld-produced experience at Cosmopolitan Las Vegas is decidedly new. Expect wall-to-wall eye candy, music and interactive entertainment as you sup on a white clam pie topped with bacon, scallions, lemon and Ossetra caviar ($39). 3708 S. Las Vegas Blvd.; superfrico.com

The vintage supper club inside Wynn Las Vegas aims to take social dining to a new level (although the no photo policy is deliciously anti-social media). The gorgeous interiors provide the perfect frame for the menus Russian Ossetra caviar service ($225), as well as the smoked salmon potato latke dotted with caviar and crme frache ($38). 3131 S. Las Vegas Blvd.; wynnlasvegas.com

The legendary French chefs eponymous restaurant at Caesars Palace just introduced a new dish, Caviar and Langoustine: lobster-like prawn marinated in citrus, lemongrass and kafir leaf served with pickled mango, chutney, caviar and langoustine consomm with miso. Regal dining, for sure. 3570 S. Las Vegas Blvd.; caesars.com

Wolfgang Pucks steakhouse at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas offers caviar lovers two options: Russian Kaluga hybrid ($135) and Israeli Ossetra ($155) presented with traditional accompaniments. Pair the caviar with oysters or seafood tower sea gems and you have a truly high-roller starter. 3355 S. Las Vegas Blvd.; venetianlasvegas.com

Superchef Thomas Keller founded his own caviar company, Regiis Ova, to provide the highest quality, affordable, sustainable farmed caviar. And thats what youll find at his signature restaurant at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas: Ossetra, $110; hybrid, $95; Supreme, $78 (per ounce). 3355 S. Las Vegas Blvd.; venetianlasvegas.com

This see-and-be-seen lair off the lobby of Bellagio Resort & Casino serves bubbles and caviar nibbles from what many consider to be the finest purveyor of sturgeon roe. In addition to many straight caviar choices, the menu also includes caviar tacos, caviar pie and an Ossetra caviar cigar served with the Bellagio Martini. 3600 S. Las Vegas Blvd.; petrossian.com

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Bill Simmons believes we could see the NBA expand to 32 teams, with new franchises in Las Vegas and Seattle, in the near future.

Speaking on The Bill Simmons Podcast, Simmons said he thinks Fenway Sports Group and LeBron James will be involved in eventual expansion ventures.

Theyve been circling different NBA teams for a while, Simmons said of FSG, which owns the Red Sox, Liverpool FC and the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Both Vegas and Seattle would be logical places to expand, with both cities already having arenas and fan bases that would be ready to go. T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas has hosted the NBA All-Star Game, Pac-12 Tournament and a plethora of other college basketball games. The success of the Raiders and Golden Knights in the city is also promising.

Seattle has long been thought of as a destination for NBA expansion, since the Supersonics were upended in 2008. The NHLs Kraken just became the citys newest team, and their Climate Pledge Arena hosted an Alabama-Gonzaga basketball game earlier this season.

I dont know what the possibilities would be, but I think Seattle and Vegas are going to have teams, Simmons said. Thats happening.

James, whose net worth is reportedly close to $1 billion, would be a logical choice to be involved in an ownership group. Simmons specifically linked him to a potential team in Vegas.

I think its officially real LeBron is definitely going to be involved in that, Simmons said.

Exactly when such expansion would occur is unclear, but as Simmons pointed out, the expansion fees would help make up for revenue losses the league has suffered due to COVID-19.

In a December 2020 press conference, NBA commissioner Adam Silver said expansion is sort of the manifest destiny of the league but that it wasnt on the front burner.

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MISC: NOSFERATUF.W. Murnaus German Expressionist horror film Nosferatu debuted in March 1922. It was an unauthorized, freewheeling adaptation of Bram Stokers novel Dracula, which at the time was only 25 years old. (Putting that into perspective: The first Harry Potter novel turns 25 this year.) Murnau took a few liberties with the source material to disguise its origins, among them changing the name of the title character to Orlok, jettisoning most of its characters and changing the ending. Stokers widow sued to prevent the release of Nosferatu, won the rights to the film and tried to destroy all prints of itan effort that, thankfully, failed.

The Sci Fi Center has screened Nosferatu several times before now, but this is a special occasion: the classic silent films 100th birthday, a proper milestone even for an immortal. Pianist Andrew Tyler will provide live accompaniment to Max Schrecks terrifying performance as the first vampire ever to appear in film. All ages are welcome, though with his razor-sharp teeth and nails, Count Orlok might be a bit much for young children. He might be a little much for some adults, too, but thats the fun of it. 8 p.m., $10, thescificenter.com. Geoff Carter

MISC: LAS VEGAS STORIES: UNFORGETTABLE NEVADA WOMENHistory isnt confined to the past. Thats what the nonprofit Southern Nevada Womens History Project would like to remind residents as they engage with biographies of formidable figures brought back by the organizations book series. Some might recognize their family or neighbors in the books, says project coordinator Denise Gerdes. Using interviews and historical records, members have contributed diverse accounts of Nevada women, including author Jessie Benton Fremont, author and wife of pioneer John C. Fremont, plus the namesakes of Gilcrease Orchard and Lucille S. Rogers Elementary School. 7 p.m., free, Clark County Library, lvccld.org. Shannon Miller

SPORTS: VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS VS. BOSTON BRUINS6 p.m., T-Mobile Arena, axs.com.

PARTY: CHRIS LAKE10:30 p.m., Hakkasan Nightclub, events.taogroup.com.

ARTS: LAS VEGAS PHILHARMONIC SPOTLIGHT SERIES: BRASS WITH CLASS7:30 p.m., Troesh Studio Theater,thesmithcenter.com.

MUSIC: BARRY MANILOW7 p.m., thru 3/5, Westgate International Theater, ticketmaster.com.

MUSIC: THE ASTRONAUTS7 p.m., Recycled Propaganda, eventbrite.com.

SPORTS: PAC-12 WOMENS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTThru 3/6, times vary, Michelob Ultra Arena, axs.com.

MUSIC: LAS VEGAS PERCUSSION COLLECTIVE7 p.m., Whitney Library (& 3/4, 7:30 p.m., West Charleston Library),lvccld.org.

PARTY: TEENAGE MUTANTS10 p.m., Commonwealth, elationlv.com.

MUSIC: VEINWith Thirdface, The End of Everything, Dredge, 7 p.m., American Legion Post 8, eventbrite.com.

ARTS: UNLV CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY: TELEGRAPH QUARTET7:30 p.m., Doc Rando Recital Hall, unlv.edu.

SPORTS: WEST COAST CONFERENCE MENS & WOMENS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTThru 3/8, times vary, Orleans Arena,ticketmaster.com.

MUSIC: SILK SONIC9 p.m., & 3/5, Dolby Live,ticketmaster.com.

MUSIC: KATY PERRY8 p.m., & 3/5, Resorts World Theatre, ticketmaster.com.

PARTY: RL GRIME10:30 p.m., XS Nightclub, wynnsocial.com.

MUSIC: CHEAP TRICK9 p.m., & 3/5, Strat Theater, tickets.thestrat.com.

PARTY: PAN-POT10 p.m., the Place on 7th, elationlv.com.

MUSIC: VOLBEATWith Bad Wolves, 8 p.m., Theater at Virgin, axs.com.

PARTY: NGHTMRE10:30 p.m., Omnia Nightclub, events.taogroup.com.

MUSIC: RANDY HOUSER7:30 p.m., House of Blues, livenation.com.

PARTY: ANGIE VEE10:30 p.m., Encore Beach Club at Night, wynnsocial.com.

ARTS: CONTINUING THE LEGACY DANCE CONCERT7:30 p.m., & 3/5, Charleston Heights Arts Center,artslasvegas.org.

COMEDY: BOB MARLEY10 p.m., Mirage Theatre, mirage.mgmresorts.com.

MUSIC: HERMANS HERMITSThru 3/6, 7:30 p.m., South Point Showroom, ticketmaster.com.

COMEDY: JOHN CAPARULO7 & 9:30 p.m., & 3/5, Wiseguys,vegas.wiseguyscomedy.com.

MUSIC: VOID VATORWith Taking Dawn, Salems Bend, Double Wide, 8 p.m., Counts Vampd, vampdvegas.com.

PARTY: NFT MOONFESTWith 3LAU, Boombox Cartel, Autograf, Buku & more, 10 p.m., Area15,festicket.com.

MUSIC: THE SKIVVIESTalented musicians performing cabaret-style indie-rock covers in their undies? Sounds gimmicky, but then you find out Lauren Molina and Nick Cearley carved out unique careers on Broadway (Rock of Ages, Sweeney Todd, Candide) before joining multi-instrumental forces and spanning musical genres as The Skivvies, an act that reaches out and gets the audience involved every time. When they play Myrons at the Smith Center, special guests will include Josh Strickland and Taylor Frey along with Vegas faves Lorena Peril (Fantasy) and Jordan Kai Burnett (Magic Mike Live). 7 p.m., $40-$50, thesmithcenter.com. Brock Radke

COMEDY: CEDRIC THE ENTERTAINEROne of the Original Kings of Comedy teams up with Brooklyns Tony Rock (Def Comedy Jam, Everybody Hates Chris) for a night of outdoor laughs at the Amp, the concert amphitheater at Craig Ranch Park that has only begun to show its stuff. JABM Enterprises has taken over booking the North Las Vegas venue and will follow up last years shows by Erykah Badu and Cypress Hill with upcoming performances by Lord Huron and Ben Harper. But first up, Cedric the Entertainer will show why his humor and personality have resonated with generations of audiences from the stand-up stage to the big screen.8 p.m., $27.50-$100, etix.com. Brock Radke

PARTY: MARSHMELLO10:30 p.m., XS Nightclub,wynnsocial.com.

PARTY: BAD BUNNY9 p.m., MGM Grand Garden Arena, ticketmaster.com.

SPORTS: UFC 2723 p.m., T-Mobile Arena, axs.com.

MUSIC: THE BULL GUITAR PULL8 p.m., the Chelsea, ticketmaster.com.

PARTY: JACK HARLOWWith Breathe Carolina, Kaysan, 10:30 p.m., Zouk Nightclub, zoukgrouplv.com.

ARTS: MAYA ANGELOU: CAGED BIRD2 p.m., West Las Vegas Library, lvccld.org.

PARTY: DILLON FRANCIS11 a.m., Encore Beach Club, wynnsocial.com.

SPORTS: TUFF HEDEMAN BULL RIDING7 p.m., South Point Arena, ticketmaster.com.

PARTY: RUCKUSWith Dee Jay Silver, 11 a.m., Ayu Dayclub, zoukgrouplv.com.

PARTY: BLACK HIV/AIDS AWARENESS BLACK & GOLD GALA8 p.m., the Space,thespacelv.com.

PARTY: ROB GUSON11 a.m., Wet Republic, events.taogroup.com.

MUSIC: MIDLAND7 p.m., Theater at Virgin, axs.com.PARTY: Eric Forbes 10 a.m., Azilo Ultra Pool, azilolasvegas.com.

PARTY: DEORRO10:30 p.m., Marquee Nightclub, event.taogroup.com.

MUSIC: OHIO PLAYERS8 p.m., Orleans Showroom,ticketmaster.com.

PARTY: CARNAGE10:30 p.m., Encore Beach Club, wynnsocial.com.

SPORTS: FIT FEST8 a.m., Skye Canyon,skyecanyon.com.

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MUSIC: JASON ISBELL & THE 400 UNITIts ironic that Jason Isbell, an artist frequently mentioned on the short list of country acts for folks who dont listen to country, will be in town during Academy of Country Music Awards week in Las Vegas. The 43-year-old, once a member of beloved Southern-rock band Drive-By Truckers, has long since established himself as an acclaimed singer-songwriter in his own right, with songs that tell vivid stories while freshening up traditional elements of folk, rock and yes, country. Catch him with backing band The 400 Unitwith whom he has released five albums, including last years Georgia Blue, a collection covering songs by Georgia artists from Cat Power to The Allman Brothers Bandalong with opener Shawn Colvin. 7 p.m., $49+, the Theater at Virgin, axs.com. Spencer Patterson

SPORTS: VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS VS. OTTAWA SENATORS5 p.m., T-Mobile Arena, axs.com.

PARTY: FAED10 p.m., XS Nightclub, wynnsocial.com.

MUSIC: HANGOVER FEST7 p.m., House of Blues, livenation.com.

PARTY: J-NICENoon, Daylight Beach Club,daylightvegas.com.

SPORTS: MOUNTAIN WEST WOMENS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTThru 3/9, times vary, Thomas & Mack Center, unlvtickets.com.

PARTY: KYLE WATSON10 p.m., Discopussy,seetickets.us.

PARTY: MIKE ATTACK11 a.m., Marquee Dayclub, events.taogroup.com.

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MUSIC: ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS5 p.m., Allegiant Stadium,ticketmaster.com.

MISC: MONDAYS DARK8 p.m., the Space,mondaysdark.com.

COMEDY: BRAD GARRETT8 p.m., Brad Garrett Comedy Club,mgmgrand.mgmresorts.com.

MUSIC: PARCELSWith Midlife, 7 p.m., Brooklyn Bowl, ticketweb.com.

PARTY: O.T. GENASISWith Justin Credible, 10:30 p.m., Omnia Nightclub, events.taogroup.com.

COMEDY: DON GAVINWith Don Hastings, Dave Russo, 3/7-3/13, 8:30 & 10:30 p.m., Laugh Factory, troplv.com.

PARTY: MAD ZACHWith Black Carl, 10 p.m., Discopussy. discopussydtlv.com.

MISC: NEIL DEGRASSE TYSONFeeling out-of-touch with the world around you and the galaxy beyond that? What you need is a lecture on all the stuff we know nothing about in the universe, delivered by the host of the National Geographic show Cosmos and director of New York Citys Hayden Planetarium, astrophysicist and planetary scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson. Like the great Carl Sagan before him, Tyson has a gift for expressing complex scientific ideas in simple, relatable terms without sounding like hes dumbing things down. (He also has a talent for putting our brief lives in perspective; if youre feeling indestructible, ask him about the inevitable heat death of the universe, and stand well back.) Tyson strives to get his audiences to respect the tenacity of scientists on the frontier who are daily steeped in ignorance, and over the course of 150 minutes at Reynolds Hall, he should be able to convince you to meet those scientists at least halfway. 7:30 p.m., $39-$125. thesmithcenter.com. Geoff Carter

SPORTS: MOUNTAIN WEST MENS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT3/9-3/12, times vary, Thomas & Mack Center, unlvtickets.com.

MUSIC: HOMBRES G7 p.m., House of Blues, concerts.livenation.com.

SPORTS: PAC-12 MENS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT3/9-3/12, times vary, T-Mobile Arena, axs.com.

PARTY: LEMA10:30 p.m., Library at Marquee Nightclub, events.taogroup.com.

SPORTS: WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MENS & WOMENS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT3/9-3/12, times vary, Orleans Arena, ticketmaster.com.

MUSIC: UNLV JAZZ ENSEMBLE II7 p.m., Clark County Library, lvccld.org.

COMEDY: JOHN DIDOMENICO7:30 p.m., the Space,thespacelv.com.

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LAS VEGAS (KTNV) Abbott Nutrition has expanded its baby formula recall after reports of another infant's death.

The Food and Drug Administration announced in an update on Monday that the recall had been expanded to include one lot of Similac PM 60/40.

On Feb. 17, Abbott initially recalled certain Alimentum, Similac, and EleCare baby formulas made at its Sturgis, Michigan, facility.

Health officials announced the new update after another infant tested positive for Cronobacter sakazakii died.

The FDA said their investigation includes four reports of Cronobacter sakazakii infections in infants (three from FDA complaints and one from a CDC case finding) and one complaint of a Salmonella Newport infection in an infant.

Las Vegas valley pediatrician Dr. Atousa Ghaneian with Healthy Kids Care says shes had to clear her own shelves of the formula.

She says symptoms to look out for include poor feeding, irritability, temperature changes, vomiting, rashes, blood in stool or urine and lethargy.

If your child is experiencing any of those symptoms, Dr. Ghaneian suggests first calling your pediatrician.

If the infant is having some irritability, some rash, have the pediatrician see them that day and examine them. If the baby is very irritable, has consistence of vomiting or rash, a very high fever, they cant get in touch with their pediatrician or sometimes its in the middle of the night or after hours, I would suggest taking them to the emergency room to get fully evaluated, Dr. Ghaneian added.

If you need to clear your shelves, Dr. Ghaneian says you can find similar formulas through other brands that wont upset your babys stomach.

For example, if youre using Similac for spit-up, Enfamil A.R. is a formula thats similar in product and price.

The impacted batches have lot numbers that start with a 22 through 37. If youre not sure whether the formula you have is on the recall list, you can head to SimilacRecall.com to check.

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In a normal year, the Consumer Electronics Show pushes Las Vegas to capacity. Nearly 200,000 people attend the convention, filling hotels not just on the Las Vegas Strip but pretty much any property in the city.

This year, while CES had an in-person show, many major exhibitors pulled out at the last minute due to a surge in Covid cases. CES happened, but it drew around 15% to 20% of its normal crowd.

Instead of driving prices to rarely seen levels at Strip casinos owned by Caesars Entertainment (CZR) - Get Caesars Entertainment Inc Report and MGM Resorts International (MGM) - Get MGM Resorts International Report, rooms sat empty and casinos were barely populated.

It was a stark reminder that while Las Vegas had reopened for business, business travelers -- an incredibly important group of customers for the casino industry -- had not yet fully come back.

The same script from CES repeated at two other traditionally huge Las Vegas conventions: the auto-related Specialty Equipment Market Association show and World of Concrete. Those shows happened with an in-person component, but attendance was weak and normal had most certainly not returned.

Now, Nevada has lifted its indoor mask mandate and there are signs of life, according to an executive from Southwest (LUV) - Get Southwest Airlines Co. Report Airlines, the biggest airline at Las Vegas's Harry Reid International Airport, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.

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Las Vegas saw 3.1 million people fly into Reid in January. That's more than double 2020's January passenger count, but not even three-quarters of the 4.2 million in January 2020, essentially the month before the pandemic began.

Dave Harvey, vice president of Southwest Airs business-travel unit, told the Review-Journal that Las Vegas stands well-positioned to make a strong recovery.

Even though business has been really depressed over the past two years, Vegas has actually punched above its weight because even though it hasnt been the large 100,000-person meetings, there have still been a lot of midsize gatherings, Harvey told the Review-Journal's Mike Akers. Those have helped prop Vegas up better than a lot of other markets.

Harvey sees a number of signs that Las Vegas can expect a relatively quick comeback. He noted that shows running safely and the omicron surge fading set the table for a strong second half of 2022 and a full comeback in 2023.

With the latest surge in late December, early January a lot of the January business came off the books and February definitely softened, Harvey said.

But basically in March and on, all of those events and meetings held on. And the ones that pulled back in January and February are saying they cant wait until January and February of 23, so theyre all working to reschedule in any open window in the spring. The spring is going to be very robust."

Caesars and MGM have used the pandemic slowdown to make some big moves to their Las Vegas Strip portfolios. MGM, for example, has sold the operations at the Mirage to Hard Rock International while acquiring the Cosmpolitan.

"With over $500 million of capital invested to upgrade the property since 2014, the Cosmopolitan offers an incredible opportunity to expand our customer base and will provide greater depth of choices for our guests in Las Vegas," MGM Resorts Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Halkyard said in September.

"We believe that we can leverage MGM Resorts' expertise, operating platform and other highly achievable synergies to continue providing best-in-class service while driving growth for the property."

Caesars has not been quiet either. The company has completed major renovations on the entryway to its iconic Caesars Place casino, and it plans to transform its Bally's hotel/casino into its Horseshoe brand.

"At Horseshoe, it's all about the gambler. Since 1951 Horseshoe Casinos have been home to the best odds, highest limits, and biggest jackpots. So, it's fitting that we bring Horseshoe back to Las Vegas, and right on the Las Vegas Strip," Jason Gregorec, general manager of the property, said in a news release.

"Holding to the Horseshoe tradition of providing impeccable service, our guests will see the property transform over time, ensuring we aren't disrupting the excitement while we make the transition."

Bally's/the new Horsehoe sits essentially dead-center on the Las Vegas Strip.

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