Wynn’s New Cliff House Blends Golf, Dining and Desert Views
Wynn Las Vegas has opened a new destination overlooking its golf course, combining dining, drinks and golf amenities in a two-level clubhouse above the 18th green. Cliff House debuted October 2 at Wynn Golf Club, giving golfers, hotel guests and Las Vegas locals access to a setting that feels intentionally removed from the Strip despite […]
Checking Out The Two Largest Off-Strip Rewards Programs
You may have noticed that I’ve been tackling off-Strip casino upgrades for the past few weeks. There are a few reasons I shared the Station Casinos and Boyd Gaming property renovations, and plans for more in the near future. While some of you reading this are new to Las Vegas, there are plenty who have […]
Save Money in Las Vegas During Your Birthday Month
Las Vegas remains one of the best places for cheap hotels, food, and entertainment. Visit Las Vegas during your birthday month for even more value. As usual, I’ll be going to Las Vegas for my birthday month. Arriving in late August – checking in on a Sunday and leaving on a Friday – I’ll be […]
Boyd’s Big Upgrades Continue Major Off-Strip Improvements
We usually focus on the Vegas Strip area because that’s where most people stay and play. It typically makes the most sense to give you information and news about the part of Las Vegas you’re spending most of the time in. Today, we’re going off-strip for a change of pace. It’s on my mind a […]
Top-tier Casino Rewards Members Are Rare. Here’s How TravelZork Helps You Maximize It
When I’m not sharing Vegas News at TravelZork, I often reference casino rewards data, the current state of those benefits, and what the future may hold for the programs in Las Vegas and around the country. Earlier this year, I noted that 62% of visitors to Las Vegas pay the full rate for hotel rooms. […]
Las Vegas Casino Rewards Are Changing, and I Have Thoughts
Las Vegas Casino Rewards Are Changing, and I Have Thoughts When I wrote about how few visitors to Las Vegas stay in complimentary rooms, I mentioned how the Las Vegas tourism board was no longer tracking Gen X visitors. These are people around 46 to 61 and born between 1965 and 1980. The LVCVA’s focus […]
Using Bilt Cash for Cheap Dining in Las Vegas
Thanks to the Bilt Palladium credit card and Bilt Cash, I easily saved $25 on dinner in Las Vegas. Las Vegas is one of the best destinations for value, especially for hotel rooms and dining. In the past, I wrote about how to save money on food and hotels in Vegas, and now we have […]
Money on My Mind: What Vegas Visitors Are Really Paying For
On the surface, I’m not particularly price sensitive, but I definitely care about how much I spend. Deep down, I’m always paying attention and looking to get the best bang for my buck. I imagine much of the TravelZork community feels the same. That’s why we all try to maximize rewards, points, and miles. I […]
When Compliance Fails Quietly: Why Bowyer Happened at Resorts World — and Likely Wouldn’t Have at Wynn
Last week’s Nevada Gaming Control Board hearing around Resorts World Las Vegas was one of those moments that quietly says a lot about how casino compliance actually works — and how it fails. The facts are now public. Resorts World agreed to a $10.5 million fine tied to its handling of an illegal bookmaker, Matthew […]
Caesars, NOT Caesar’s Palace | Las Vegas
But wait, isn’t it Caesar’s Palace. NO! It’s actually not. Perhaps you have heard of Jay Sarno and his vision. Often when the “apostrophe conversation” comes up, people have no idea what I am talking about. Sometimes, I even like to tell the story backwards.