Welcome to Eytons' Earth's Las Vegas Resource Page

Las Vegas is one of the leading travel destinations in the world. Known for its arid desert climate, it's infamous as the gambling capital of the United States. Although Las Vegas was once almost exclusively supported by the gaming industry, it has come of age in the 21st century as a true metropolitan destination with a far more diverse economy. Business interest is strong in Nevada, as there is no state income tax. This gives Nevada businesses an edge over many states, and has caused a steady migration of a wide range of industrial and commercial corporations from states with high taxes.

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The Las Vegas strip demands most of the attention of visitors to Southern Nevdada. However, there are true riches within a short drive of Las Vegas. Redrock Canyon is a short 15 minute drive down West Charleston from West Las Vegas. The Valley of Fire is definately worth taking extra time to visit. Hoover Dam is also a very popular destination which also often includes a day at Lake Mead.

There are also popular Grand Canyon Tours that shuttle tourists across the desert in small commercial planes, for those people who have tired of the casino scene. Vegas Strip shopping has also acquired a near legendary status, with many of the larger resorts sporting mini-- and exclusive-- shopping malls within their casinos.