Tourism in Las Vegas has declined by approximately 11% this summer compared to the same period last year, with the city receiving just under 3.1 million visitors in June 2025. Resorts and convention centers have reported fewer visitors, particularly from international travelers. Several officials and experts attribute this downturn to the Trump administration's tariffs and immigration policies, which are believed to have contributed to reduced international tourism and immigration. This decline is impacting the local economy, which heavily relies on tourism, gambling, and entertainment. Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has expressed concerns about the broader economic effects of these policies, noting that efforts to diversify the state's economy are also being hindered. Additionally, changes brought by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, specifically alterations to gambling loss deductions, are expected to negatively affect gamblers and the casino industry. The combination of these factors has led to what some city officials are calling the "Trump Slump," reflecting the challenges faced by Las Vegas amid shifting federal policies.