Following two record-setting years, Harry Reid International Airport served nearly 55 million passengers in 2025 — the third-highest annual total in the airport’s history. This achievement underscores Las Vegas’s enduring appeal as a world-class destination for leisure, business, and special events.

As a national leader in addressing human trafficking in the aviation industry, Harry Reid International Airport took a two-fold approach to raising awareness this month.

While much of the country is in the grips of a winter storm, travelers in Las Vegas still have an array of destinations to choose from for their next getaway. Whether you're seeking snow-capped mountains or sun-soaked beaches, unforgettable experiences await. Here are six top picks to consider:

The Consumer Technology Association’s annual CES convention brought a flurry of activity to LAS in January, with increased international arrivals and wide body jets. Additional flights were scheduled to bring tech enthusiasts from around the world to Las Vegas.

Our travelers have three new reasons to arrive early for their flights! Harry Reid Airport has welcomed a trio of unique concessions, each offering a taste of Las Vegas’ vibrant personality.

Travelers have a new place to relax at LAS: The Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club is officially open.

LAS rolled out the red carpet for the first-ever Viva LAS Hospitality Heroes Award Luncheon, a special event recognizing individuals for their dedication to providing a world-class airport experience.

The Christmas season kicked off at LAS with the annual tree lighting ceremony featuring a performance by the Doris French Elementary School choir. The event is one of several throughout the year that showcases local talent in the airport.

A newly-designed website is set to better serve tech-savvy travelers passing through LAS. The modernized site offers a new aesthetic that reflects the excitement of the destination while delivering a mobile-first experience.

Next year’s busy convention season kicks off January 6 with CES at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The world’s most powerful tech event will bring thousands of exhibitors to the Strip with an expected attendance of more than 140,000 people from around the globe.

As the holiday season approaches, LAS is preparing to transform into a winter wonderland, bringing the festive spirit to the terminals. Here’s a sampling of the exciting events travelers can expect this year.

Thanksgiving travel is expected to be busier than ever this year. If you’re flying from Harry Reid International Airport, we’ve got some essential travel tips to make your journey as smooth as gravy.