A sharp decline in foreign tourists in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas is known as the "Entertainment Capital of the United States," but data shows that the number of tourists received locally has been decreasing year-on-year for 7 consecutive months, and the tourism industry is facing a slump. The number of foreign tourists has also significantly reduced. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority stated that, influenced by policies such as tariffs, the number of tourists from Canada decreased by 20% in August compared to the same period last year. American media pointed out that, apart from Las Vegas, some other popular tourist destinations in the United States are also facing similar difficulties. This involves multiple reasons, with the local tourism industry increasingly concerned about the impact of the U.S. government launching trade wars and tightening immigration policies on international tourists visiting the country. The U.S. government's higher visa fees, stricter entry rules, combined with geopolitical factors, are deterring "millions" of international tourists. At the same time, rising prices are also changing the consumption habits of Americans.