Thinking outside of the box will be essential if Las Vegas is going to make it through the coronavirus pandemic. Hometown Allegiant Travel Co. has come up with an idea that definitely is outside the box. Allegiant Chief Marketing Officer Scott DeAngelo said Wednesday during the company's second-quarter earnings conference call that it will roll out a new program in August that will attempt to boost business and leisure travel to Las Vegas while meetings and conventions are in a virus-driven hiatus. The new Work From Vegas program is being pitched as "Fly, stay, work, play." What Allegiant will ask consumers is, if you're already working remotely from home, why not work from a fabulous Las Vegas resort suite instead so that you can enjoy its restaurants, nightlife, swimming pools and casino entertainment when you're off the clock? "What we're hearing from some of our customers in our surveys is they're bored after they have to work from home," DeAngelo said in an interview.