The Entertainment Capital of the World welcomes 35 million people a year. Visitors enjoy luxurious hotels, dazzling and unusual stage shows, first-rate restaurants and world-class gaming.

Las Vegas is a vibrant international destination, recognized around the world as a center for a brilliant mix of business and fun. Las Vegas is in the southern part of the state of Nevada, about 50 miles east of the California border and 30 miles west of the Arizona border. The city is divided into two main parts: a compact downtown called Glitter Gulch, centered on the intersection of Highway 95 and Interstate 15; and the Strip, a corridor of hotels and casinos lining I-15 a few miles south of downtown.

The casinos are divided between downtown's Glitter Gulch and the Strip; most hotels are on or near the Strip. McCarran International Airport is located at the southern end of the Strip, about 5 miles south of downtown. Las Vegas, easily accessible by plane, bus and automobile, is one of the world's favorite tourist destinations. Las Vegas has something for everyone in your family. Whether it's the great outdoor activities (swimming, tennis, golf), food, nightly activities (casinos, revues, lounge acts, line dancing), you can find it all here. Some of the world's greatest sites are within reach from Vegas -- from Hoover Dam to the Grand Canyon. Las Vegas … where you can mix business with pleasure.

Below are links to some informative websites that are sure to enhance your experience in Las Vegas: