Las Vegas

Harry Reid International serves the city, with Henderson Executive and North Las Vegas handling general aviation. Private terminal facilities are well developed and used to high volumes around major events.

Around fights, races and conventions, the whole city — hotels, restaurants, transport — tightens sharply, and prices move accordingly.

Resort suites and villas — the top-tier resort accommodation here is genuinely private and rarely publicised — plus a growing market of private homes for groups who want a house rather than a hotel.

The trade-off is convenience versus quiet: on-Strip for the venues, off-Strip or Summerlin for space and calm.

A dense concentration of restaurants from significant international chefs, plus private dining rooms and chef’s tables designed for exactly this kind of group. Off-Strip, Chinatown holds some of the best eating in the city.

Reservations around major events are competitive and often carry minimums.

Nightclubs, dayclubs, lounges and residency programming operate at a scale found nowhere else. Table service and guest-list requests are handled by the venues; minimum spends, door policy, dress code and age requirements all apply and are enforced.

Magnara submits requests and reports back what the venue confirms. No entry, table or guest-list placement is guaranteed.

Everything from small ceremonies to full resort events, with licensing in Nevada notably straightforward and quick compared with other jurisdictions. Resorts handle large weddings and corporate events as routine business.

Desert and outdoor settings are available and carry their own permit requirements.

Red Rock Canyon for hiking and driving twenty minutes from the Strip, Valley of Fire further out, and helicopter or fixed-wing trips to the Grand Canyon and Zion. Golf across a number of desert courses, and shopping concentrated and convenient.