Las Vegas 'safe' for tourists Police believe an earlier argument in a hotel prompted the attack, which occurred in the heart of the Strip, at the junction of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road, which is close to several major hotels, including Caesar's Palace and the Bellagio. The LVCVA, resort partners and law enforcement work closely to maintain a safe and secure experience for our visitors and residents. Recent incidents, while unfortunate, were isolated events," it said. Las Vegas is among the safest travel destinations in the world and utilises the most advanced technology and training to maintain a secure environment. Providing a safe and secure experience is our top priority. According to statistics from Metro, violent crime in the tourism corridor was down approximately 13 per cent in 2012 and is down nearly 11 per cent so far this year. Las Vegas continues to be a safe place to visit.