Las Vegas boasts countless fully equipped meeting facilities to host your next business event or gathering. It’s the perfect place to create a memorable, unique experience for your attendees with access to incredible shows and exquisite celebrity-chef dining options. It’s no surprise that in 2025, according to the 2025 LVCVA Visitor Profile Study, 37% of attendees at corporate meetings and conventions said they were more interested in attending the event because it was held in Vegas.
From corporate retreats to large-scale conventions, the destination delivers both flexibility and value. Below are more statistics about the destination that make the case to host in Vegas.
Bringing People Together, on a Grand Scale
Las Vegas isn’t just equipped to host events of all sizes—it’s built for it. There are 150,000+ hotel rooms, offering plenty of places to stay that fit any budget and group size needs.
In 2025, Las Vegas conventions welcomed 6 million attendees*—underscoring the destination’s status as a global hub for meetings and trade shows. That same year, over 55 million passengers passed through Harry Reid International Airport, serving more than 150 U.S. and international cities with direct flights, which is good news for planning a large event with attendees arriving from across the world. Having the infrastructure to match that demand, the destination offers an incredible range of venues—from 65,000 to over 2.1 million square feet—adding up to over 15 million square feet of meeting and exhibition space citywide.
Las Vegas is home to three venues named in Wall Street Journal’s list of the Best Convention Centers in the U.S.: The Las Vegas Convention Center, Mandalay Bay Convention Center and The Venetian Expo. Each offer state-of-the-art capabilities, flexible floor plans, and direct access to some of the destination’s best dining, entertainment and hospitality. As one of the largest and most technologically advanced facilities in the country, the Las Vegas Convention Center alone boasts 2.9 million square feet of exhibit space—making it a cornerstone of the city’s meetings and conventions landscape.
One-of-a-Kind Venues Designed to Host Every Vision
There’s no right or wrong way to experience Las Vegas. The destination’s meeting and event venues are as varied as the businesses that meet here, from sky-high views to massive expo halls.
MGM Grand Hotel and Casino offers more than 850,000 square feet of meeting space and can accommodate any size group from intimate to large-scale events. Just up the Strip, SAHARA Las Vegas impresses with more than 80,000 square feet of distinct spaces, including 1,000-seat showrooms and theatrical venues, perfect for keynote moments or immersive entertainment.
At ARIA Resort & Casino, design-forward meeting spaces span up to 51,000 square feet, blending modern tech with luxury touches. The Venetian Resort Las Vegas takes scale to another level, offering over 1 million square feet of expo and convention space—all seamlessly connected to its suites, dining and entertainment options.
Horseshoe Las Vegas with reception and theater space of 4,000. Meanwhile, Caesars Palace has space to host 5,555 guests with more than 300,000 square feet of meeting space.
For gatherings that call for an upscale setting, Wynn Las Vegas offers 300,000 square feet of meeting space, including a pavilion and garden with stunning views of Wynn Golf Club’s 18th fairway and waterfall.
Treat your group to a unique experience at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club, which offers tailored packages, including private showings and VIP meet-and-greets with comedians. Customized catering and branding is also available and the dual-level, 8,000-square-foot venue can hold up to 300 guests.
Looking for an immersive team-building opportunity? F1 Arcade Las Vegas can host corporate events or large-scale celebrations for up to 600 people. Your guests can enjoy what it feels like to be behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car with its racing simulators, and F1 Arcade also has distinct socializing areas, including an outdoor terrace overlooking the fabulous Strip.
How Las Vegas Is Designing a Smarter, Cleaner Destination
Green innovation is quickly becoming central to how the destination powers its future. City leaders and convention planners are embracing forward-thinking sustainability practices that reduce environmental impact on a broad scale—from water-wise landscaping to all-electric transportation systems that support a cleaner, greener Strip.
These individual efforts are part of a larger, destination-wide commitment to sustainability that also includes the Las Vegas Convention Center saving over 1M gallons of water annually by using desert landscaping on its grounds. Furthermore, it is reducing fuel consumption by promoting the use of alternate energy and using all-electric vehicles in the Vegas Loop at Las Vegas Convention Center. In addition, the Las Vegas Monorail is another zero-emissions transportation option along the Strip.
Even venues like Grand Prix Plaza are embracing sustainability. The home of the Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix recently has earned LEED Silver® certification, thanks to energy-efficient design, drought-tolerant landscaping, and an innovative atmospheric water generator that offsets its entire annual water use. Since 2023, the system has produced more than 428,000 gallons, returning thousands of gallons annually to the local supply. During the 2025 event, organizers rescued and donated 71,481 pounds of leftover food to local hunger relief organizations following race weekend.
Inside Resorts’ Efforts Toward Greener Hospitality
Sustainability is also a value being driven forward by Vegas’ biggest resorts and event venues. Through bold investments in solar energy, advanced water conservation and large-scale food rescue programs, industry leaders are transforming the visitor experience while minimizing environmental impact at every level.
MGM Resorts International has a well-established CSR program with projects that include environmental programs, inclusivity initiatives and sustainability goals, operating a 100-megawatt solar array that powers 11 of its properties and produces up to 90% of the company’s daytime energy needs. Since 2007, its Strip resorts have conserved over 16 billion gallons of water by replacing turf, reusing water in aquariums and fountains and installing high-efficiency fixtures. MGM’s Feeding Forward program has also donated more than 5 million meals to local organizations.
Caesars Entertainment is dedicated to mitigating climate change by reducing energy consumption and water and food waste through various initiatives, including its CodeGreen program. In 2024, CodeGreen efforts reached 85% conversion from single-use to bulk dispenser in-shower amenities, resulting in a reduction of over 15 million single-use plastic containers. Together with MGM, Caesars also supports Three Square Food Bank through large-scale food recovery programs.
The Venetian partners with The Just One Project to turn surplus food into hundreds of thousands of meals, while its water reuse systems repurpose 25 million gallons annually. Wynn Las Vegas diverts 49% of its waste and packaged more than 2.2 million meals in 2025. Wynn Resorts also celebrated the groundbreaking of Campus for Hope, a public-private partnership in Southern Nevada focused on addressing homelessness through housing, healthcare, job training and social services. Resorts World Las Vegas, a LEED Gold Certified property, runs entirely on renewable energy and diverted 80% of its construction waste from landfills.
To multinational brands, businesses and corporations, this destination is where the world’s most influential and recognizable names come to make a successful, measured and dynamic impact. And while it excels at delivering results inside the boardroom, you can make the most of your time beyond by exploring how to experience Vegas like a local or discover how it delivers value at every turn for your next business meeting.
*Per 2025 findings here