Let’s face it—Las Vegas isn’t the kind of place we’d automatically associate with a healthy and rejuvenating vacation experience. In fact, Vegas is more widely known for its indulgences in alcohol, fatty foods, promiscuous sex, late night gambling stretches and more of the like. And while there is no shortage of booze-laden smoke-filled casinos, lacking even a single ray of natural light, there are still plenty of ways to have a healthy vacation in the City of Sin, and to return home …More

Some of the best, most talked about places to golf can be found in the Las Vegas area. It’s not uncommon to find yourself swinging next to professionals and celebrities at some courses. And with an annual average of 315 days of sunshine, and year-round access, it’s no wonder why it has become the city’s top sport for locals and visitors alike. Due to the scorching heat that is Sin City’s noonday sun, in the summer, peak season is pretty much any non-summer month. Many courses drop their …More

The Las Vegas Strip is undoubtedly a top-notch travel destination. And it shows, with close to 40 million visitors each year. There’s just so much to do! And once you get there, you really don’t need to leave—unless you want to escape all that flash, cash and neon for a little while. And that might not be a bad idea. With all of the rugged mountains, red rock canyons and deep desert valleys surrounding Las Vegas, there’s definitely no shortage of stunning natural scenery and outdoor …More

Let’s face it—Las Vegas isn’t the kind of place we’d automatically associate with a healthy and rejuvenating vacation experience. In fact, Vegas is more widely known for its indulgences in alcohol, fatty foods, promiscuous sex, late night gambling stretches and more of the like. And while there is no shortage of booze-laden smoke-filled casinos, lacking even a single ray of natural light, there are still plenty of ways to have a healthy vacation in the City of Sin, and to return home …More

There’s no way to experience everything that Las Vegas has to offer in only two days – but there’s definitely enough time to see some of the city’s best offerings. Whatever sort of traveler you are, and whatever sort of experience you’re looking for, Vegas can easily fill a long weekend’s schedule with a non-stop line-up of exciting activities that are sure to seem tailor-made to your likings. Just make sure to have a plan, and organize your time according to all of your …More

You don’t have to be a high roller to have an ultimate Las Vegas experience. With its wealth of free attractions, all you can eat buffets, low minimum gaming halls and value priced accommodations, even travelers on the tightest budgets can still revel in the town’s many gaudy delights without breaking their bank accounts. The best way to save money is to schedule your visit midweek and to avoid holidays like New Year’s Eve or Fourth of July when hotel rates are drastically more expensive. The …More

Over the last decade or so, Las Vegas has been diligently returning to its sinful roots by mostly marketing itself to young adults with messages that whisper sex, gambling and booze. But believe it or not, there was a time in our not-so-distant past when many of the even the hottest establishments on the strip were spending small fortunes to try and brand themselves as family-friendly destinations—complete with amusement park rides, cheap food and a whole lot of hype that is in drastic contrast to …More

Tucked away among the megaresorts that dominate the Strip today there still remain haunts of classic Las Vegas cool that evoke the freewheeling charms of Sin City’s Rat Pack past.  Revisit the fabled desert playground of swinging celebrities by checking out these establishments where the memories of “Oceans 11” are alive and the likes of Frank, Dean and Sammy themselves once tread. Dine in sixties style at the Golden Steer Steak House, a favorite of Sinatra and his pals where they’d …More

Anything goes in as Vegas. Between all the bright flashing lights, the faux facades and breaths of cool temperature-controlled air, and with all the one-of-a-kind characters and outlandish activities available, there’s no reason to come back from this desert oasis without some sort of weird, whacky and unexpected story to tell. We all know that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but sometimes that’s only because what happened in Vegas only happens in Vegas. Here are some of the craziest, oddball, …More

When most people think about Las Vegas, their minds turn to the pleasures reserved for those above 21. Sin City got its name for a reason, and without a doubt, the city’s charm (can we call it charm?) comes from its casinos, bars, and freewheeling attitude. What happens in Vegas, we are suggestively told, stays in Vegas. But the casino establishment’s culture of grandeur and spectacle has seeped into less sinful industries as well. Adventuredome Theme Park, which is smack dab in the middle of The …More

There’s definitely no shortage of amazing places to eat in Las Vegas. And yet, often, one of the hardest things to find is a really good vegetarian or vegan meal. More of the culinary-forward hotel and casino establishments are starting to feature menu items that are veg-friendly, but ultimately, those are still few and far between. If you’re in search for good meatless cuisine, some of your best options can be found a few doors down on the strip, or a few miles away—and each one of these is …More

With all of the ritzy glitz and glamour and endless money-pit opportunities that Las Vegas has to offer, it’s hard to imagine that you can thoroughly experience the thrills of this great city on a tight budget—but you definitely can. All it takes is a bit of research and pre-planning, and of course, a little insider insight. Here are some tips that’ll help you get the most out of a low chip stack in the Sin City. Getting there Midweek departures can save a lot of money on airfare. So can …More