Comments by user: vegastelecaster
Socalvisitor -
Frequency of trips does make a difference to the resorts, and when business levels change, we change criterias according to availability (supply). I'm not surprised that you are getting more offers. Asside from a few command economies in the world, supply and demand often dictates who and who not to direct market efforts towards. Don't usually post to comment pages, but couldn't help stating the obvious. I'd get ready for more offers!
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The local casinos for the most part have had to become quite competitive to survive. Promo dollars, comps, points, and room rates are generating some of the best deals in a long time. And the high end corporate properties on the Strip? I think it remains to be seen how far their powers will let them go to attract business. If they disregard rate integrity completely, it may cheapen their properties in their minds. But when the competition gets fierce and the velocity of money slows, who knows...