LVA in the Media

“At this point, everyone has essentially the same product,” says Anthony Curtis, who publishes the Las Vegas Advisor, a newsletter. “So the trick is finding a way to differentiate yourself...Everyone needs a gimmick."

Anthony Curtis quoted in the Aug. 3, 2008 New York Times, which features an in-depth interview with Steve Wynn about how the current economi Read More

"I’m looking out my window, and there are cranes everywhere,” says Anthony Curtis, president of LasVegasAdvisor.com, an online newsletter. “CityCenter, Fontainebleau, Echelon — their [construction] budgets may have increased, but they’re still going up.” Read More

It's "Vegas Day" again on Travel Channel, with every show featuring Anthony Curtis and various Las Vegas Advisor staff/associates and Huntington Press authors. Here's the schedule:

Says LasVegasAdvisor.com president Anthony Curtis: "I'm not saying there's blood in the streets. But Vegas is feeling (pain). The town is down."

"The power people in Vegas are all closed-lipped," Curtis said. "I say, 'Vegas is missing a big opportunity by not letting people know it's cheaper now.'" They say, 'Don't desecrate the brand we've created.'"

Anthony Curtis, President & CEO of LasVegasAdvisor.com, quoted in the New Jersey Star-Ledger, Thursday, July 17, 2008. To read the Read More

Swim: Las Vegas Cool Pools

"This comprehensive guide hits all 29 Vegas resort pools, complete with babe-stocked pictures, amenities (DJ, poolside gambling, topless, wi-fi, spa services, etc), activities (bikini bull riding at the Flamingo!), and celebrity sightings, the awesom Read More

"Rates are as low as we’ve seen them since 2003 & 2004,” writes Curtis in his newsletter. "Whether anyone wants to admit it or not, the fallout from plunging home prices and skyrocketing gas prices is taking its toll on Vegas."

Check out this major feature and interview with Anthony Curtis in Travel Weekly, July 14, 2008. To read t Read More

A new survey by LasVegasAdvisor.com shows that rates are lower than they’ve been in five years. The website, which tracks Sin City room prices and discounts, found that half of the 84 casino hotels surveyed offer July rates of $49 or less per night; 30 casinos have rates of less than $40/night. There’s even Read More