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Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority is a Nevada governmental entity that markets Las Vegas and Southern Nevada for leisure and business travel and owns and operates the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Updated Nov 10, 2026Official website
Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority
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Public role

Nevada governmental entity and official Las Vegas destination marketing organization[1]

Established

1955 by the Nevada Legislature[1]

Office

3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, United States[2]

Proposed sponsorship

USD 2m with BLAST for two 2028 events[3]

Recommended for possible Board action; the agenda memorandum does not establish approval or an executed agreement.

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The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) is a governmental entity established by the Nevada Legislature in 1955. It is the official destination marketing organization for Las Vegas and promotes the area for leisure and business travel.[1]

LVCVA’s office is at 3150 Paradise Road in Las Vegas, United States. The agency also owns and operates the Las Vegas Convention Center.[1][2]

In a November 2026 Board agenda memorandum, LVCVA staff recommended that directors consider authorizing a USD 2 million FY2028 sponsorship agreement with BLAST for two 2028 events. The item is marked “For possible action”; this agenda copy does not record a Board decision or an executed agreement. The relationship is therefore recorded as proposed.[3]

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