• Introduction
• 1. Aruba
• 2. Atlantic City
• 3. Goa
• 4. Las Vegas
• 5. Macau
• 6. Mississippi Gulf Coast
• 7. Monte Carlo
• 8. Nassau & Paradise Island
• 9. Niagara Falls
• 10. Sun City

Las Vegas

Las Vegas is world-renowned as a city of gambling, gluttony, and the ultimate good time. Two distinct neighorhoods draw revelers: an old-fashioned gambling quarter downtown, as well as a sexy “Strip” chockfull of the newest and hottest resorts and attractions around. Though downtown Fremont Street provides a peek into the classic gambling halls of yesteryear (like the 1906 Golden Gate), the central hub of Sin City is Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip. Lined by dozens of casino resorts varying in theme from ancient Egypt to tropical oases, this thoroughfare buzzes around the clock with Broadway-style shows, world-class eateries, celebrity-owned nightclubs, and ultra-high-end shops. But Vegas isn't all show. Gamblers can get their hands on slot machines, table games, off-track betting, and professional tournaments of every price and style. And with tawdry attractions, rental stretch Hummers, and showgirls around every corner, you'll quickly realize they didn't coin the phrase "what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas" for nothing.

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