Las Vegas news: On the Strip, pedestrian safety comes to the foreground

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LAS VEGAS September 5, 2017 INSIGHT BY SARAH FELDBERG On the Strip, pedestrian safety comes to the foreground Steel bollards along Las Vegas Boulevard are the latest effort at improving pedestrian safety along the casino corridor, where approximately 700 posts are expected to be installed starting in October. READ MORE NEWS Allegiant adds two routes The carrier will begin the Louisville-Las Vegas and Columbus-Austin flights. READ MORE Wolfgang Puck's Spago on its way to Bellagio Spago's new incarnation will take the place of Todd English's Olives, scheduled to close this winter. READ MORE The zombie apocalypse comes to Fremont Street Fear the Walking Dead Survival at the Fremont Street Experience sets visitors inside a fictional community college hit by a mysterious outbreak. READ MORE Advertisement THE SHARING ECONOMY: OPPORTUNITIES IN THE LUXURY RENTAL MARKET The same traveler desires that fuel the use of sites such as Airbnb are providing opportunities for travel agents to grow their own businesses with villas and other high-end rentals. Discover more about the target market for these rentals, creating immersive experiences and choosing the right partner suppliers. Sponsored by Luxury Retreats. Read More FEATURED STORY Throwback thrills as Circus 1903 hits Vegas The show rolled into town in July for an open-ended run at the Paris Las Vegas and is modeled after those big-top marvels of yesteryear. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY TW Chats on Twitter, Sept. 13: Tops in travel Our annual have-fun, no-order lists of the twitterverse's travel favorites, in 12 categories. Our next Chat: Wed., Sept. 13: 3 p.m. Eastern. READ MORE LAS VEGAS Editor: Sarah Feldberg Email the editor Follow us on: Subscribe to Travel Weekly eNewsletters For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com 100 Lighting Way, 2nd Floor, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving the TW Las Vegas newsletter.