Your Guide to all things Grand
The year 2010 marks the 50th anniversary of the first Jeep tour operators in the United States. Sedona, Arizona-based Pink Jeep Tours is known for its iconic namesake vehicles and tops many lists of “must do” activities in both Sedonaand Las Vegas. Pink Jeep Tours started when Sedona businessman Don Pratt took potential clients in his Jeep to see … Read more
By March 2011, the primary visitor station in Grand Canyon National Park will have a new addition–a 3,400-square-foot theater. The Grand Canyon Visitor Center on the South Rim is the primary contact station for many of the 5 million visitors who come to the park each year. The 200-seat theater will host a new interpretive … Read more
Looking to leave the lights of Las Vegas and escape into the desert for a day? A new tour offered by the iconic Pink Jeep Tours company will have you hightailing it out of the city along Route 66 on route to Grand Canyon National Park’s South Rim. A professional tour guide leads the 13-hour excursion in a … Read more
The Boulder City Municipal Airport in Boulder City, Nevada, is home to the new Papillon Airways AeroCenter, home base for the largest air tour company in the world. Located just outside of Las Vegas, the new passenger terminal is a focal point for all visitors to the airfield. The building’s bright red roof and stone exterior … Read more
Visitors to Las Vegas now have a new option for VIP level service when booking entertainment. Spend less time searching for tickets and more time enjoying your vacation with Papillon‘s new Vegas Air Concierge service. With access to some of the best tickets in town and ones that aren’t always available to the public–from high-end shows at the … Read more
The next morning, we got up early and headed out for The Grand Canyon. What can I say about The Grand Canyon that hasn’t already been said? It’s something everyone should see. Here are a few random thoughts, though: – While planning our vacation, I considered reserving space to sleep at the bottom of the canyon, … Read more
Chinese travel industry representatives will spend four days in Las Vegas seeing first-hand what the state’s hospitality and resort industry has to offer, says Lieutenant Governor Lorraine Hunt. The thirteen representatives are being hosted by NCOT, the Nevada Commission on Tourism, and will be in Nevada from October 17 through 21. Highlights of their tour … Read more
Nevada Lieutenant Government Lorriane Hunt announced today that the Nevada Commission on Tourism (NCOT) will be visiting Shanghai, China from June 12 to 17 on a tourism-building mission. The aim is to promote Nevada tourism with airline, travel industry, and government officials, as well as the Chinese news media. Five days of meetings and events … Read more