Las Vegas should host Super Bowl 'every year' after successful week, marketing executive says

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Las Vegas is known for hosting its many conventions, conferences and more over the years, but the Super Bowl was a different monster this past week. 

One marketing executive who ran events during the week leading up to the game came away extremely impressed by how the city handled the massive influx of NFL fans, celebrities and more, while providing everything "Sin City" had to offer. 

Zev Norotsky, the founder and CEO of the marketing agency ENTER, has been to multiple Super Bowls now and could not be happier with how things turned out in Las Vegas' first time hosting the "Big Game."

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In fact, he thinks the game should be played at Allegiant Stadium every year. 

"Outside of the economic impact for the markets it goes to, respectively, I can’t see any argument why it shouldn’t be in Vegas every year," he told Fox News Digital over the phone. "It just feels like the perfect city for it, and I don’t think it would be any less special year over year. I truly don’t."

Norotsky and his ENTER team ran three events during the week: the Sports Illustrated Invitational Golf Tournament at TPC Las Vegas, the "Playboy Big Game Weekend" at Hakkasan Nightclub at MGM Grand and True Religion Gifting Suite at Fred Segal, Resorts World. 

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