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I have lived in Las Vegas for 19 years and work in hospitality/consulting. I’ve moved away a few times but always come back because no other city has the same energy as Las Vegas!

For most trips, I have a list of things I’d like to try or experience, and I don’t have a strict itinerary. Some aspects are planned and budgeted, but I don’t ever limit myself financially. I stay open to experiences that I was unaware of and stay present in the moment.

I am always down for an outdoor adventure like ziplining, hiking to something fun like a waterfall, or riding around in a jungle on a quad. I like to think of myself as the Director of Fun. It's always about who you are with, not where you are at.

There are some laws but no particular rules as to how you should enjoy a trip to Las Vegas. A weekend in Las Vegas should include time at the pool, brunch during the day (there is a “no waking up early” guideline), drinks at one of our many chic lounges, an inappropriate-natured show, a fancy dinner and may be just maybe 1 hour in a nightclub. Traveling is all about experiencing new, exciting things and de-stressing from everyday life.

I believe your experience should have a nice array of activities that will make your trip feel like a true vacation; Not one of those “I need a vacation from my vacation” overloaded itinerary experiences.

I’m talking about sun and relaxation, a night of laughter where you are advised to leave your inhibitions in your carry on and end on a high note.

Putting a perfect trip together is like putting an outfit together (the one outfit you bought wayyyy before you even booked this trip to Las Vegas). Think of it this way, Las Vegas is your trip, and I am your stylist. So let me help you put something together that is perfect for you

Adventuring, Cocktailing, Fitness, Food, and R & R