Brett Muffson characterizes 2025 as a year of normalization for the Las Vegas market following two previous record-breaking years.

Total revenue across the Las Vegas Strip is approximately $23.8 billion.

Fountainbleau Development plans to expand its brand globally, with potential markets including the Middle East, Dubai, and various locations in Asia.

The Sphere has driven a major uptick in customers visiting the Fontainebleau Las Vegas.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) has announced that 2026 may be a banner year for meetings and group events.

Fountainbleau Development's Las Vegas property grew approximately 18% year-over-year in the first quarter.

Convention business constitutes approximately 50% of Fountainbleau Development's business in both its Las Vegas and Miami locations.

Fountainbleau Development is experiencing high double-digit year-over-year growth, with approximately 18% growth in the first quarter.

Revenue on the Las Vegas Strip has increased by approximately $6 billion, a 36% rise, since pre-COVID levels.

The CEO of Delta Air Lines has stated that 60% of the airline's revenue is generated from its premium cabins.

Fountainbleau Development considers New York a potential future market for expansion.

The average customer at Fountainbleau visits Las Vegas about twice a year and has an average net worth of approximately $150,000.

The Fontainebleau Las Vegas was the first new major resort built in the market in 15 years.

Revenue on the Las Vegas Strip has grown by approximately 36% compared to pre-COVID levels.

Fontainebleau Development is planning to expand its brand globally, with a focus on markets in the Middle East, including Dubai, and Asia.

Fontainebleau Las Vegas experienced approximately 18% revenue growth in the first quarter.

The Las Vegas Convention Center Authority (LVCVA) forecasts that 2026 could be a record-breaking year for meetings and group events.

Convention business accounts for approximately 50% of Fontainebleau Development's hotel business in both Las Vegas and Miami.

The CEO of Delta Air Lines has stated that 60% of the airline's revenue is generated from its premium cabins.