Las Vegas is facing a decline in tourism attributed to rising costs, including expensive coffee and hotel rooms. While local officials cite a decrease in international travel as a primary factor, anecdotal evidence suggests that high prices are deterring domestic travelers as well. The increased cost of basic amenities and accommodations is impacting the city's reputation as an affordable vacation destination. The tourism slump raises concerns about the long-term economic health of Las Vegas and the need for strategies to attract a broader range of visitors.