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FlyersRights.org Airs Ad During Obama's Martha's Vineyard Visit
President Obama arrives for a much-deserved vacation on Martha's Vineyard today, but he'll be greeted by a message from FlyersRights.org reminding him of his support for the Airline Passengers' Bill of Rights. Las Vegas volcano is hotter than ever The Mirage Volcano on the Vegas Strip, dormant since February, will erupt again at 5 p.m. Monday in even more spectacular fashion after a $25 million makeover... Visit USA Today Website Las Vegas: In the money It's 7pm and I have an appointment at the newly opened Sunset Tan, hidden in the maze of floors and hallways that is the Palms Hotel just off the Las Vegas Strip... Visit New Zealand Herald Website Virgin America Wins Top Honors in Condé Nast Traveler 2008 Business Travel Poll California-based Carrier Wins Best Domestic Business/First Class Ranking in Its First Year Flying Downturn or not, Las Vegas opens new attractions Despite rising gasoline and airline prices that are keeping gamblers away and the shelving of some big projects, Las Vegas resorts are still spending money on new attractions and testing the bounds of luxury and taste... Visit Reuters Website Strippers by the pool: Vegas casinos get sexier LAS VEGAS - Brittany McClain spends her nights stripping at Sapphire gentlemen's club in Las Vegas under the stage name Electronica. By day she sunbathes topless at an adults-only pool at the Rio Hotel and Casino... Visit Reuters Website In Las Vegas, 21 ideas -- all under $21 For the budget-minded, the list of free or low-cost events includes Mandalay Bay's weekly blues concert, a carriage ride on Mt. Charleston and dueling piano competitions... Visit Los Angeles Times Website Shrine to the original king of the bling There is nothing understated about the Liberace Museum in Las Vegas. Housed in a building with an entrance that resembles a giant piano, the museum is a celebration of the life of the performer who didn’t seem to understand the meaning of over-the-top... Visit Lahonatan Valley News Website Why Visit Las Vegas? It's also a cost-effective vacation, especially of late because hotel occupancy is down and deals abound. It doesn't have to cost much if you stay away from the gambling and just treat it like a big, opulent, sight-seeing adventure. Kind of like Versailles... Visit Hartford Courant Website Las Vegas: Great odds for cheap frills With the iffy economy, high fuel costs and tight travel budgets, Las Vegas is dropping prices and betting again on bargain hunters. You can find an under-$40 room on the Strip and book luxury lodgings like the Bellagio and Trump International for less than $200. USA TODAY's Kitty Bean Yancey scoped out the odds of scoring a value weekend... Visit USA Today Website
Las Vegas: Beyond the boxing
With two months to go to Ricky Hatton's return to fight Paulie Malignaggi, Charles Starmer-Smith offers visiting fans a guide to the city outside the boxing ring... Canada Passes Airline Passengers' Bill of Rights 'If Airline Passengers' Rights Are Good Enough for Canada, Why Aren't They Good Enough for America?' Flying the Unfriendly Skies IT is a typical day for the flight attendants aboard American Airlines Flight 710, a 737-800 headed from Dallas to New York with a scheduled departure time of 9:05 a.m.... Visit New York Times Website Breathing Las Vegas: A smoke-sensitive tourist on a statewide smoking ban After getting sick on her last Las Vegas sojourn, a smoke-sensitive tourist bets her scarred lungs (and psyche) on a statewide smoking ban and high-tech casino-ventilation systems. Visit The Seattle Times Website Flights to Las Vegas get the party started ABOARD SOUTHWEST FLIGHT 1140 TO LAS VEGAS - What happens in Vegas often starts on the plane. Or maybe in the airport bar. The drinking, the rowdiness, the taste-takes-a-holiday atmosphere, even when all in good fun, present an array of challenges for airlines. Visit AZCentral Website Las Vegas: It's got Trump written all over it LAS VEGAS - With the opening of the Trump International Hotel & Tower Las Vegas, New York developer Donald Trump is bringing another dose of bravado to a city that already swaggers with it. Trump's approach to luxury hospitality may be more gilded, exclusive and Manhattan-inspired, but it's no less bold. Visit The Salt Lake Tribune Website High-end Las Vegas hotels go for the glamour Roger Thomas has what many people would consider a dream job: jetting across the globe in search of the finest furnishings and antiques and then buying whatever strikes his fancy -- using someone else's money. Visit Los Angeles Times Website Las Vegas a bargain this summer! If you are looking for the bargain deal of the summer, consider Las Vegas. We've been seeing packages with round-trip air and two hotel nights for $500 for two people for midweek travel in June and July. That works out to $250 per person, and the hotels are three- and four-star properties. Visit Dallas Morning News Website Las Vegas, Blue Moon Resort The Blue Moon Resort is the only resort for gay men located in sensational Las Vegas. Having recently been refurbished the resort now offers 45 rooms with a whole host of amenities including a clothing optional lagoon style pool and sun deck, a 10 man jacuzzi grotto with 10 foot waterfall and a steam room and internet lounge. Visit GayDarTravel.com Website Life on Vacation: Residential high-rises on rise in Las Vegas From erupting volcanoes to drive-through wedding chapels, life is different in Las Vegas, and vacation homes are no exception. Forget far-flung resort communities: A thriving second-home market is going up in the heart of the city's bustling urban center. Visit USA TODAY Website
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