Las Vegas Authority Continues to Monitor Coronavirus, Despite No Show Cancellations
Though there have been no show cancellations at the Las Vegas Convention Center since the coronavirus outbreak (see 2003020039), the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority and its “resort partners” continue to “coordinate with health officials" in monitoring developments, emailed…
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authority spokesperson Erica Johnson Monday. “We remain committed to following the protocols and guidance” of the Centers for Disease Control and Protection and the Southern Nevada Health District, she said. “The safety and health of our employees and guests remains of utmost priority.” NAB Show organizers "are moving forward responsibly" with the April 18-22 event at LVCC, they blogged Tuesday. "We continue to take our direction from global, federal, and local health officials," which don't have "restrictions on public gatherings for the continental US," they said. "We understand there are exhibitors and participants that may decide not to attend this year’s show and respect everyone’s desire to do what they believe is best. As of today, we are hearing that the overwhelming majority of our exhibitors are looking forward to attending the show and our attendee registrations continue on pace with the normal patterns we see year-over-year."