Hospitality Heroes
Hospitality Heroes was created to celebrate the accomplishments of an elite group of frontline hospitality workers in Las Vegas while showcasing the resilience of the tourism industry.
Tourism is Southern Nevada’s top economic driver, representing nearly 30 percent of overall employment in the state. Hospitality workers ensure Las Vegas remains the world’s number one tourist destination. Nominees must be with their current employer for a minimum of one year, work in Las Vegas, and be in good standing with no pending disciplinary actions.
Hospitality Heroes are selected by an independent committee of local business leaders representing the UNLV School of Hospitality, the Vegas Chamber, the Latin Chamber of Commerce and Travel Nevada. Hospitality Heroes will be recognized both at their place of employment and during the LVCVA’s public Board of Directors meeting once per quarter.
The 2022 Hospitality Heroes program will follow the schedule below:
Quarter 4, 2022
Quarter 1, 2023
Quarter 2, 2023
Quarter 3, 2023
Hospitality Heroes Q&A Nominate a Hero Past Winners
For questions regarding the Hospitality Heroes program, please contact us at heroes@lvcva.com.
COVID-19 Updates
As we all experience the unprecedented impact of the coronavirus on the economy of Southern Nevada, below are additional resources to help us navigate to eventual recovery.
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Surface Transportation Initiatives
To improve mobility to the destination, we’re assembling a multi-state coalition to promote upgrades and investments on the I-15, which are essential to reducing congestion and ensuring a better traveler experience for the 23 million visitors who travel to Las Vegas via this crucial interstate each year.
Brand USA Funding Extension
The LVCVA has been a leading voice in support of continued funding for Brand USA, the nation’s first public-private partnership to spearhead a globally coordinated marketing effort promoting the United States as a premier travel destination.