Las Vegas is chock-full of exotically themed hotels to chose for your vacation to the City of Sin.

This "World's Largest Thermometer" commemorates the highest temperature recorded in the US.

A huge rift in the earths crust, like someone had taken a knife to the flat desert. This is Grand Canyon, one of the most impressive sights in the USA, and in the world.

Hoover Dam is an engineering marvel; in fact it is considered one of the Seven Modern Engineering Wonders and is designated as a National Historic Landmark.

The Fareologists at Bing Travel (http://www.bing.com/travel) today issued their forecast for the 2011 summer travel season, predicting airfare and hotel costs will continue to swell.

Vegas is synonymous with bright lights, shows and of course the casinos, but that doesn’t mean you have to gamble or spend big to have a good time in Sin City. If you’re visiting Vegas on a budget; it pays to read up on these tips to stop you running out of money early and ruining your trip of a lifetime.

Only in Vegas will you be able to visit Paris, New York City, Rome, and Venice in the space of an hour.

In my ongoing quest to find the best travel search engine, it's now time to review new-ish meta travel search engine Travelgrove.com.

Effective July 30, 2009, the fee to book a frequent flyer award ticket within 21 days of departure will be eliminated – and United is the first airline to make this change for its members.

Internet veterans Bob Diener and David Litman have launched new hotel rooms booking site www.getaroom.com which promises some outstanding savings on room rates.

If you've booked your flights or are still planning to travel this Thanksgiving Weekend, here's some information to help you stay in the know and on time when you go

With an outdoor pool, free coffee and tea all day, free WiFi and a common kitchen, Todd's Hostel Las Vegas is a poor man's Ceasar's Palace

Breakfast in Las Vegas is no longer a cheap buffet. New options are perfect for foodies and business travelers looking for quality food

Las Vegas is an adult playground whether you're into gambling, partying, or simply experiencing a range of fun activities

On my travels, I used to buy lots of trivial things: T-shirts, bookends, coffee mugs. Even shoes. Last year I decided to only take photos. And collect fridge magnets.

*CLOSED DOWN* Great independent coffee shop that's been voted #19 of the ‘100 Best Things of Las Vegas’ by Las Vegas Life Magazine!