Las Vegas saw a sixth consecutive monthly decline in visitors in June, according to NPR. The city hosted nearly 400,000 fewer tourists than the same time last year, an 11.3 drop, according to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. Experts cite economic uncertainty, weaker consumer confidence, and a sharp drop in Canadian visitors amid Trump’s 35 tariffs as key factors behind the slowdown. Both hotel occupancy and convention attendance fell, along with airport traffic and road travel. Analysts warn that Vegas tourism is often a broader economic bellwether. International tourism to the U.S. is also down, with barriers like strict visa rules and heightened airport scrutiny deterring visitors.