Las Vegas Marijuana Lounges to Open by End of 2022

The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board approved the use of marijuana in authorized facilities. The laws forbid selling marijuana within 1,500 feet of a casino. The lounges will benefit the state's enormous tourism sector and the tourists themselves.

The state will only issue 20 licenses to independent business owners under the existing plan. Half of these licenses must go to 'social equity applicants,' who were affected by the state's prior marijuana restrictions before the state legalized it in 2017. The authorities will hold a lottery if there are more applications than available licenses. A company owner is only eligible for one license.

According to the existing schedule, a ten-day license application window will take place in the autumn.