Las Vegas to highlight major hotel developments for WTM

Las Vegas is showcasing hotel developments at World Travel Market London
The Vanderpump Hotel opened in June 2026 with 188 rooms
The Reserve at Park MGM debuts in early 2026
Hard Rock Las Vegas is a $4bn to $5bn overhaul of the Mirage property
Bally’s Flagship Resort will integrate a 33,000-capacity MLB stadium

Las Vegas will showcase significant hotel projects at World Travel Market London including the new Vanderpump Hotel which opened in June 2026. Updates to properties such as Caesars Palace and The Venetian are also being promoted. The destination expects the developments to drive strong momentum in visitor numbers and hospitality capacity.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority is heading to World Travel Market London to showcase a wave of hotel rebrands, multi-billion dollar transformations and boutique expansions. The LVCVA will be highlighting three major resort developments at its stand N6-210. The Vanderpump Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip has been hosting guests since June 2026, marking television personality Lisa Vanderpump’s first hotel venture. Taking over the former Cromwell property, the resort features 188 redesigned guest rooms styled in an industrial romantic aesthetic. The property features a rooftop pool, an expanded casino floor, an Italian dining concept curated by celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis and the late-night underground club Drai’s After Hours.

The Reserve at Park MGM debuts in early 2026, representing a structural shift on the Center Strip. Following Hilton’s acquisition of the Nomad brand, the former luxury boutique space on the upper floors of Park MGM has been rebranded as The Reserve. Operating as an exclusive hotel-within-a-hotel, it introduces its own private entrance and check-in desk while integrating into the Marriott Bonvoy booking ecosystem. The Venetian Resort Las Vegas is undergoing a multi-million dollar property-wide refresh. Upgrades include modernised craftsman-styled luxury guest suites and the introduction of the upscale Via Via food hall.

Las Vegas is detailing its ongoing $20bn hospitality and entertainment master plan, which merges major sport stadium infrastructure with hotel inventory. Key pipeline highlights include Hard Rock Las Vegas, a $4bn to $5bn overhaul of the Mirage property featuring a guitar-shaped hotel tower expected to open by late Q4 2027. Bally’s Flagship Resort and A’s Ballpark will see construction begin on a $1.19bn flagship complex integrated around a new 33,000-capacity Major League Baseball stadium, expected to fully open around 2028 to 2029. Caesars Palace and Flamingo refreshes are underway. The Flamingo is celebrating its upcoming 80th anniversary with an upscale tropical design overhaul. Off-Strip wellness alternatives include the new dual-branded AC Hotel and Element by Marriott at Symphony Park.