A group of five digital creators from Generation Z has temporarily moved to Las Vegas as part of the “Summer Intern House,” an innovative initiative by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) designed to promote the city to their social media circles.

Each of the selected creators received $25,000 from the LVCVA, funded mainly through hotel room tax revenue. Despite being labeled “Summer Intern House,” there was no actual house; the group was in town for a span of just 10 days starting July 30, staying at various resorts while creating content highlighting the attractions and nightlife of Las Vegas under the intense summer sun.

The recruitment process began in May, where applicants aged 21 to 29 submitted videos on social media explaining their suitability for the program. After reviewing these entries, the LVCVA launched a public voting initiative on its social channels to select the finalists.

In a press release unveiling the “Summer Intern House,” Michael O’Brien, the LVCVA’s VP of digital and content marketing, described the initiative as “a once-in-a-lifetime experience” that allows interns to “enhance their platforms, build their portfolios, and gain firsthand experience producing content in one of the most vibrant destinations globally.”

Here’s one result of their partnership with the LVCVA — a TikTok clip from influencer Tori Kay showcasing her experience of picking a Wizard of Oz apple at the Sphere.