By Hayden Brooks
May 25, 2021
Luke Bryan is going to be spending more time in Las Vegas with his residency at the Theatre at Resorts World Las Vegas.
After the country titan, 44, announced a six-show leg at the venue, beginning Feb. 11, 2022, it was announced that he will continue on with the venture until late February with additional shows on February 23, 25 and 26 due to an extremely strong pre-sale ticket demand. For his shows, Bryan will perform at the 5,000-seat venue with the largest and tallest stage in Sin City. In fact, the furthest seat back is only 150 feet from the stage. Resorts World is essentially just creating and building an entertainment paradise for people that are wanting to go have amazing experiences, Bryan told
By Hayden Brooks
May 25, 2021
Luke Bryan is going to be spending more time in Las Vegas with his residency at the Theatre at Resorts World Las Vegas.
After the country titan, 44, announced a six-show leg at the venue, beginning Feb. 11, 2022, it was announced that he will continue on with the venture until late February with additional shows on February 23, 25 and 26 due to an extremely strong pre-sale ticket demand. For his shows, Bryan will perform at the 5,000-seat venue with the largest and tallest stage in Sin City. In fact, the furthest seat back is only 150 feet from the stage. Resorts World is essentially just creating and building an entertainment paradise for people that are wanting to go have amazing experiences, Bryan told
May 25, 2021
Event and hospitality companies are gearing up for a digital financial future by accepting cryptocurrency as a customer payment option.
Defined as “a digital currency that can be used to buy goods and services, but uses an online ledger with strong cryptography to secure online transactions,” cryptocurrency is more than a speculative investment trend. Mainstream adoption is already here, with major companies including PayPal, Visa and Mastercard jumping on the crypto train.
As hotels, resorts and event-related companies continually seek out opportunities to better serve the needs of their guests and clients, it makes sense that those wishing to capture more of the millennial and Gen Z market share are becoming open to accepting this convenient, viable and popular payment option.