Building An Authoritative Travel Blog

Authoritative blogs seem all the rage at the moment but what exactly is an " Authoritative Travel Blog ?" Well my understanding of the matter is it is a blog that is not only very informative to the readers but that the information comes from authoritative type people in connection with what they are writing about.

Hopefully my articles below will give an insight on travel and travel related experiences from all over the world from many authoritative writers as they have been there and done that.

Articles will be and are published often and this means current travel experiences and up to date places to visit. If you have also visited these places or wish to comment then please do so remembering this blog is intended to family orientated visitors so please be respectful.

I have seen many fears raised through my article site and feel that any traveller today that, for one reason or another, decides against travel insurance then they are possibly being a little short sighted. We do not want our boats to sink but are happy to carry life rafts. travel insurance is a similar idea. We do not wish to ever claim on it but if things go wrong as they sometimes do it is a benifit to have the insurance.

Monday, February 16, 2009

How To Arrive in Las Vegas

By Chris Linch

Before you go to Las Vegas you should know what you need to do when you arrive. The Las Vegas Airport is very busy. There are several airlines there. I would prearrange for a pickup, only take a carry on if possible, save on a cab, and if you want to rent a car save on that also.

When you are booking your flight to go to Las Vegas it is advisable to go ahead and book airport transportation. I don't know of any hotels in Las Vegas that offer an airport shuttle. You can get a privately owned shuttle for less than $15 per person round trip. You will need to make these arrangements before you leave. This is the best way to get from the airport in Las Vegas to the property you have booked. You can also catch a cab or take a bus, but they are less convenient.

I tell everyone that asks to pack as light as possible. You should only take a carry on. During peak times it can literally take ages to get your luggage if you check bags. You will also pay the airline for any checked baggage. If you just carry it on with you, not only do you save money, you save a lot of time.

If you do take a cab, I would ask the driver not to take the tunnel. This is a choice you have between time and money. Taking the tunnel will be more expensive but will take less time. You have to decide which is more important.

If you decide to rent a car, Fox Rent-a-Cars is the best way to go. They are not on the grounds of the airport, but they will shuttle you to their location. You can save a lot of money doing this over renting at the airport. I strongly suggest you do not rent a car though, it is a lot easier to get around Vegas with public transportation. You dont have to worry about parking, etc. Plus everything is so close together that it really is a waste to drive.

If you go to Las Vegas put together a plan of how to get to your hotel. This planning will save you time and money. I always say pay for a shuttle and carry on luggage, that is what I do everytime. This saves you the time and money to do what you want to do while there, because the trip is never long enough.

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