Venetian

Las Vegas, away from the gambling tables and slots

by Victor Block on February 11, 2012

While Vegas is known primarily as a gambling Mecca, I was there for everything else it has to offer, and what a full menu there is.

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What we’re reading: Venetian and Palazzo to join IHG Alliance, UPS pilots sue to join new FAA rules, Congress to fund TSA checkpoints expansion

by Stephanus Surjaputra on December 26, 2011

Vegas’ Venetian and Palazzo plan to join Intercontinental Hotel Alliance, UPS pilots sue to be included in proposed FAA rules, Congress to fund major TSA non-airport checkpoints expansion

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What we’re reading: Qantas flight makes a pitstop, AA and Ethiad FF agreement, Vegas bar hopping for flat fee

by Stephanus Surjaputra on June 2, 2011

Qantas flight makes a pitstop for more fuel, AA and Ethiad enter into FF agreement, bar hopping for one flat fee in Vegas

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What we’re reading: Split opinion on high-speed train in Nevada, new Olympic Air takes off, Southwest adds new hotel partners

by Stephanus Surjaputra on October 13, 2009

Recently Nevadans were asked whether they would prefer a high-speed maglev train or the DesertXpress between Las Vegas, Nev. and Southern California. The poll was conducted by the Mason-Dixon Polling & Research, Inc. for the Las Vegas Review Journal.

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What we’re reading: Vegas casinos lay off workers, 747-8 moves ahead, ANA orders more Dreamliners

by Stephanus Surjaputra on July 2, 2009

Two Las Vegas mega-hotels are facing economic problems. Boeing’s 747-8 extension of the tested 747 is moving forward. ANA gives the delayed 787 a vote of confidence.

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