Newbie Guide To Vegas

By Bahamian PC Maestro

This book is based on my experience in Las Vegas. I have only visited once so far but I think what is in this book can help someone who has never been. I know that if I knew some of the stuff before I went I would have had an even better time. Vegas has all kind of ways that you can have fun and this book just gives you a few. I am pretty sure that at least one of my tips will help you have a more fun and better Vegas trip.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bahamian PC Maestro
• Release date: Sep 24, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310987892

Bahamian PC Maestro

Hello, I am very happy that you are getting a chance to read this. I chose to write my first book because I felt that I had knowledge that could help the public. I work with computers and have a great interest in technology and I would like to share this. I am not a writer but I am happy to have the chance to reach a large audience. I hope that you enjoy my first book and hopefully I will attempt another one in the future. Thank you for your time. The experience of writing my first book was great which encouraged me to write two book not too long after. I wrote on subjects that interested me and where I felt I had some knowledge that can help others. I encourage you to please download a sample of each book. They are guaranteed to help you if you are looking for information on computer repair, getting a job or starting a business.

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Newbie Guide To Vegas

Published by: Bahamian PC Maestro at Smashwords

Copyright 2014 Bahamian Pc Maestro

Table Of Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Conclusion

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Chapter 1

Starting Off

Firstly let’s get to planning your trip. Your first step is choosing your exact dates or a time range for your trip. Depending on how flexible you are with your dates will influence the deal you get. The good thing about Vegas is that it’s not really a seasonal destination. Yes it does have its slow season but anytime you go to Vegas there will be fun things to do.

When you decide to go can make a big difference in the prices that you pay. Midsummer the rates tend to be better. This is when I went but you must be prepared for over 100 degree weather in the day and night. I read somewhere before I went that if you waited until near the trip to book, you might get some good deals. This was wrong because all I saw was higher prices. The best thing to do is book in advance especially the plane tickets because they do go up as it nears the time of your trip. Depending on where you book you can find out if the airline and hotel have cancellation fees and if they do how much it is. This can tell you if it’s worth purchasing trip insurance so you can get a better return in the event you cannot go when you booked for.

I use Expedia and their prices are usually good. You should use whichever travel site you normally use because you probably will get some kind of points with each