Las Vegas holidays
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Winning in Las Vegas makes a good story, but losing sometimes makes an even better one. Here are our readers’ favourite books about Sin City
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The ‘neon oasis’ known as Sin City has spawned many a tale of gangsters and gambling, but its literature also reveals that there is more to Las Vegas than the Strip. Maile Chapman offers a guided tour
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Long before America’s current urban revival, the Las Vegas Strip was ditching its streetside car parks for promenades and conceiving its own version of the ‘Bilbao effect’
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Excess, dressing up and make-believe are the norm in Vegas, and Christmas Day is like any other. So grab a margarita and enjoy the Elvis impersonator
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Romantic escapes such as Hawaii, Paris and Brazil are also accessible now, as the world opens up to LGBT travel, says Will Coldwell
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Travel news round-up: chic hotel in LA's Koreatown, snow battle championships in Canada and free breaks for deserving individuals plus online rail booking made easy, zipwire fever in Vegas, new east African visa and STA's Epic Gaming Adventure
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Want an insider's view of Vegas, the lowdown on Burning Man or some tips on drinking in Denver? Our round-up of blogs in Nevada, Utah and Colorado is full of suggestions for any traveller heading west, says Vicky Baker
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Rhinestone Elvises, plumed showgirls, flaring neon and towering totems to bling - local photographer Jacob Kepler captures the irrepressible spirit of Sin City
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Hit Las Vegas like a local with these tips from a native Las Vegan on where to be lairy in Sin City - from speakeasies to stripped-down bowling
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Help plan our road trip down the Pacific coast by sharing your photos, videos and offbeat, out-of-the-way tips
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Tony Hsieh is a rockstar software developer who's turning his attention to urban regeneration in Las Vegas
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Prince Harry is the latest celeb to make a splash at a Las Vegas pool party. Joshua Surtees dips his toes in the city's riotous daytime party scene
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Anna Stothard, who has just made the Orange Prize longlist, goes in search of the places famous writers found decadence and excess in Sin City
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City celebrates gangster roots with collection of murder weapons – and bullet-riddled wall from St Valentine's Day massacre
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If the bright lights and gambling begin to get to you, why not take a road trip out to this museum located in the desert
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Apparently, the city's biggest problem is the undead. Fortunately, the Zombie Apocalypse Store can help equip you
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When visiting Las Vegas, if you are prepared to gamble with your health as well as your hard earned cash, there's no better place than the Heart Attack Grill
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Las Vegas's combination of neon glamour and seedy underbelly has attracted some of America's greatest writers, from Hunter S Thompson to James Ellroy, says Malcolm Burgess
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Want to look like a Vegas hotshot? Then learn the bar, casino and free-stuff rules from Las Vegas Weekly's Rick Lax
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Sin City's bars takes in tiki dens, lounges housed in a chandelier and backstreet biker dives. Drink on, says Sarah Feldberg
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