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No. That headline is clickbait. Vegas still pulls 42 million visitors a year, $80 billion in economic impact and hotels above 80% full. The real story: those numbers stopped growing. And when the rest of the world grows fast, standing still means falling behind. My forecast: Vegas has peaked. The Gulf is scaling. The Strip is not dying. It is being overtaken.

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