MGM Resorts International has apparently been sued over its practice involving resort and hotel fees.
Clorox is cleaning up after being named the Official Guest Disinfectant and Hand Sanitizer Brand of MGM Resorts.
And a pair of aquarium fishers who stranded a diver at sea were fined over a quarter-million dollars.
This is huge news for little kids and their families: a Peppa Pig theme park — complete with muddy puddles — will open at Legoland Florida next year.
And the Virgin Hotel in Las Vegas (I love that phrase’s irony) will initially feature free parking and no resort fees. (What a concept!)
Not being able to travel really stinks. But it doesn’t have to.
United Airlines flight attendants have a new uniform accessory: thermometers.
Plus, it seems a third of one country’s pilots aren’t licensed to fly.
A new Las Vegas resort announced that no children are allowed on property.
And I applaud their decision. In fact, I’m excited to visit this joint!
Here’s the story.
Las Vegas is barely open — and someone already picked off a casino.
Plus, the Eiffel Tower (the one in Paris — not Las Vegas) will soon reopen.
You don’t need to be a high roller to score a free flight to one Las Vegas casino-hotel.
The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas announced today it’s now accepting reservations for stays beginning May 1.
The hits just keep on comin’.
Barely after Wynn and Encore announced they’re suspending operations, MGM Resorts is following suit.
Two major Las Vegas resort-casinos are set to close their doors Tuesday night.
Las Vegas — a city long linked to the Super Bowl because of the game’s popularity with gamblers — now has an even bigger interest in the NFL championship.
The Las Vegas Raiders recently relocated from Oakland. Their new home — Allegiant Stadium — opens this year.
And the 2020 NFL Draft takes place in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip this April.
All this begs this question: when will Las Vegas host its first Super Bowl?
How’s this for a splash? The National Football League announced today the specific locations for this year’s NFL Draft in Las Vegas — and the red carpet will be staged on the lake featuring the iconic Fountains of Bellagio!
As part of “Travel Thursday,” Rakuten (fka “Ebates”) is offering 10% back on MGM Resorts reservations initiated through their site or app.
Las Vegas is becoming more synonymous with fees than it is gambling (or your favorite vice of choice).
In addition to resort fees, there’s another surcharge you should know about: the “CNF” fee.
So if you’re headed to Sin City this weekend or any time soon (maybe for one of the mileage runs involving LAS), watch out for this bogus fee — and know you can fight it.
Even if your travel plans don’t include Las Vegas, it might be something worth keeping in mind during future travels. Other destinations might think, “Oooh, we can do that and make more money!?”
