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Derek Stevens – Owner of The D Las Vegas Hotel and Casino and Golden Gate Casino By Steve Beauregard With a an accountant’s eye for figures and a promoter’s salesmanship flair, Derek Stevens is helping transform Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas back to the electric and fun gambling center it used to be. What may rightfully be called this generation’s Steve Wynn (I mean that in a good way), Derek Stevens is the majority owner of both the Golden Gate Hotel and Casino and The D Las Vegas Hotel and Casino – casino bookends on opposite sides of Fremont Street in old downtown Las Vegas.

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To help jump-start Las Vegas’ tourist industry, a casino owner in Las Vegas is giving away 1,000 free flights to the city.

Derek Stevens is the owner of The D Las Vegas and Golden Gate Hotel & Casino, both on Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas. He announced plans earlier this week to give away one-way flights from several U.S. cities.

Casinos and other nonessential businesses were ordered to close in mid-March to help slow the spread of the COVID-19. New safety guidelines for casinos were announced earlier in the month, but no date had been given as to when they could actually open. Finally, in a move that was greatly anticipated by thousands, Gov. Steve Sisolak gave the green light for the shuttered Nevada casinos to reopen, effective Thursday, June 4.

“As we begin to reopen our doors across the city, we are proud to help reinvigorate travel to Las Vegas while supporting airlines in America impacted by the COVID-19 crisis,” Stevens said in a statement. “While we’d love for visitors to stop by downtown Las Vegas, we primarily want to get people back to Las Vegas to experience the attractions and amenities that make it one of the greatest places on Earth.”

The flights, all in early-to-mid June, will originate from over 30 cities, including Appleton, Atlanta, Austin, Boise, Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati, Dallas-Ft. Worth, Denver, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Kansas City, Knoxville, Louisville, Memphis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Oakland, Oklahoma City, Omaha, Orlando, Phoenix, Portland, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Sioux Falls, South Bend, St. Louis, Tampa and Tulsa.

The terms & conditions of the free flights include:

Participants must be 21 +. All flights are confirmed one-way to Las Vegas. All returns flight arrangements are responsibility of customer. One ticket per person. Only flight (air transportation) is included. All other services, including but not limited to upgrades, bags, seat assignments and inflight purchases are responsibility of customer. Flights are for the specified dates no changes will be permitted. No shows will not result in a waitlist and seat will go empty. Flights are subject to change or cancellation by the airline and all changes are responsibility of customer. All other terms and conditions are dictated by the airline. Management reserves all rights. All flight arrangements for travel to Las Vegas must be made with the D and not the airline direct. Return air travel can be made with your favorite airline or travel agent.

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Interested participants can sign up for the free flights on a first come, first serve basis at www.thed.com.

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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) -- Casino owner Derek Stevens wants people to return to Las Vegas, and he's helping people get here by giving away free flights to Vegas.

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Stevens announced Wednesday morning that he is giving away 1,000 one-way flights to Las Vegas from more than 20 major U.S. cities.

According to a news release, 'Stevens' 'Keep America Flying' promotion is intended to help stimulate the tourism and airline industries while reminding the country of the fun to be had in Las Vegas.'

'Obviously, my team and I would like you to stay at one of our hotels. But if you don't, that's alright too, because Las Vegas needs you. Our community needs you. We're just trying to do our share. Keep America flying, keep Las Vegas rolling,' Stevens said in a video announcing the giveaway.

Stevens owns The D, the Golden Gate and Circa Las Vegas, which is expected to be completed later this year. The D and the Golden Gate will reopen June 4, according to a news release.

Visit https://www.thed.com/Keep-America-Flying/ for a list of offered origin cities and more information. All participants in the 'Keep America Flying' promotion must be at least 21 years of age, the release said.

“As we begin to reopen our doors across the city, we are proud to help reinvigorate travel to Las Vegas while supporting airlines in America impacted by the COVID-19 crisis,” said Stevens. “We can’t wait to safely bring visitors to the city and remind them why we’ve earned the title of ‘Entertainment Capital of the World.’ And while we’d love for visitors to stop by Downtown Las Vegas, we primarily want to get people back to Las Vegas to experience the attractions and amenities that make it one of the greatest places on Earth.”