Richard N. Velotta is an Assistant Business Editor at the Las Vegas Review-Journal. With 25 years of experience covering business, the gaming industry, tourism, transportation, and aviation in Las Vegas, he has developed a strong focus on themes such as air travel, hospitality, and consumer travel. Velotta's work has been featured in numerous publications, including LNP | LancasterOnline, The Columbian, and The Detroit News.
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Richard N. Velotta's reporting primarily focuses on the gaming and travel & tourism industries in Las Vegas, Nevada. His coverage includes announcements, press releases, and expert commentary related to local events and developments.
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By: Richard N. Velotta
With nonstop air service between Las Vegas and Sydney, Australia, due to begin at the end of the year on Qantas Airlines, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority on Tuesday authorized spending up to $1.45 million to market Southern Nevada to Australians.
By: Richard N. Velotta
New TSA Gateside program will enable tursted travelers and their children the ability to go to airport gates at Reid International and 12 other airports.
By: Richard N. Velotta
Most Station Casino employees thought Wednesday was going to be the last day of a 50-year anniversary celebration. It turned out to be much more.
By: Richard N. Velotta
Although the 9/11 tragedy unfolded thousands of miles away, Las Vegans will always remember the city's role in the event and how it was victimized by terrorists' actions.
By: Richard N. Velotta
Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the effects of that day can still be seen across Southern Nevada.
By: Richard N. Velotta
Station Casinos' more than 10,000 full- and part-time employees got a financial surprise Wednesday they'll be talking about for years.
By: Richard N. Velotta
Las Vegas Review-Journal A sharp rise in airfare, particularly on flights to and from Las Vegas, is discouraging leisure travel and has
By: Richard N. Velotta
Two former employees allege they were fired for supporting an effort to unionize workers at the Strip resort.
By: Richard N. Velotta
A sharp rise in airfare, particularly on flights to and from Las Vegas, is discouraging leisure travel and has resulted in a decline in visitation, the head of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority told state leaders meeting in Nevada's September Economic Forum.
By: Richard N. Velotta
Two former Wynn Las Vegas employees have filed complaints with the National Labor Relations Board against Wynn Resorts Ltd., accusing the company of firing them for supporting labor union activities.
