In the shifting currents of cross-border commerce, Las Vegas hotels have chosen to absorb the weight of currency disparity rather than pass it to their guests — accepting Canadian dollars at face value as a quiet act of economic hospitality. It is a subsidy dressed as a welcome mat, reflecting an industry that understands the fragility of travel decisions and the outsized value of a guest who arrives, stays, and spends. The move reveals something enduring about competitive markets: when the product is experience, the cost of attracting a visitor is often worth more than the margin surrendered