Las Vegas Travelogs

Vegas Restaurants: All the Rage
They're still standing in line for the $3.99 breakfast buffets and the $6.99 sirloin steak dinners in Las Vegas, but with the advent of the newest five-star hotel casinos, haute cuisine (at haute prices) has become an attraction. In a town where fine dining once consisted of a huge shrimp cocktail, a 24-ounce steak, a salad and pie a la mode, world famous chefs create meals for sophisticated diners drawn by the luxury of the new and refurbished resorts.

Choosing Slot Machines
Many folks who try their luck at casinos during vacations, conventions, or even junkets head directly for the slot machines. They're much less intimidating than table games for beginners, offer lots of playing time and plenty of excitement for relatively modest bankrolls, are available in many configurations, and promise jackpots that can change a person's lifestyle. But, how do you decide which machine to play?

You Don't Have to Be a High-Roller in Las Vegas
If you want to live like a "high roller" on a "penny ante" budget, go to Las Vegas. Impossible, you say? Not in Las Vegas, a once-small desert town that has grown into an internationally acclaimed playground. Yes, the main appeal is gambling (or "gaming," as the law books call it), but an individual, a couple or a group can enjoy one of the most exciting vacations at low cost - if gambling is not on the agenda.