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When Las Vegas comes up in conversation, most people think of Sin City: Bright lights, smoke-hazy casinos full of gamblers downing free drinks, diners feasting on decadent buffets and onlookers dazzled by jaw-dropping shows.
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But this remarkable city wrested from the barren desert of Nevada has much more to offer beyond its party reputation. Nature lovers can revel in the local wonders, such as national parks, preserves and other outdoorsy locations. Adventurists can even visit the Grand Canyon by helicopter.
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With the new year comes new beginnings, new personal goals and renewed hope in traveling again, especially with the coronavirus vaccine becoming more widely accessible.
In addition to preparing for what it’s like to fly during the pandemic, travelers will need to review constantly evolving destination health guidelines along with any pre- or post-travel testing requirements.
Keep in mind that while an international destination may not have pre-arrival testing guidelines, the CDC has recently put into place a new testing requirement for travelers entering the U.S., regardless of citizenship or residency status.
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Las Vegas Supports CES with Marquee Takeover
January 11, 2021 GMT
(PRNewsfoto/Las Vegas Convention and Visitor)
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Las Vegas resorts and attractions joined together to show support of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) with an orchestrated marquee display hours before the start of the annual show. CES, which has been held in Las Vegas for more than four decades, is being held virtually this year in light of the pandemic.
More than two dozen marquees along the famed Las Vegas Strip and downtown were lit with a ‘We miss you and can’t wait to welcome you back in 2022’ message the evening of Sunday, Jan. 10. Footage of the marquee display will be shared with all CES attendees as part of programming today. Multiple resorts destination-wide will also deliver the message on their respective social media handles.
This past week, during the early hours on Christmas morning, an RV packed with explosives detonated in downtown Nashville. It was, we have since learned, a suicide bombing by a man named Anthony Quinn Warner. Not much else is known at this time.