Las Vegas

"The Entertainment Capital of the World," welcomes more than 37 million visitors a year who enjoy luxurious hotels, unique shopping experiences, spectacular stage shows, first-rate restaurants, and world-class casinos.

From famous name headliners to local talent, you'll find a show that's appealing to you. Spectacular production shows including Cirque du Soleil's "O" at Bellagio, "Ka" at MGM Grand, "Zumanity" at New York-New York and "Mystere" at Treasure Island. Also on the Strip is "Blue Man Group" at The Venetian, "Le Réve" at Wynn Las Vegas, Celine Dion's "A New Day" at Caesars Palace and "Penn & Teller" at The Rio.

Nightclubs have become an increasingly popular outing in Las Vegas and are among the best in the world such as "Light" at Bellagio, "Rain" at The Palms and "Tao" at the Venetian.

The recent U.S. census shows Nevada is growing at a faster rate than any other state and Las Vegas has been named "The fastest growing city in the U.S." In fact, every hour, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, another two acres of Las Vegas land are developed for commercial or residential use. Quaint neighborhoods are sprouting up all around the valley and newcomers to Las Vegas take full advantage of not having to pay State income tax and the relatively low costs of purchasing new homes.

Las Vegas is a golfer's paradise with plenty of championship golf courses to explore. Away from the bright lights of the strip, Las Vegas also offers many opportunities to enjoy the outdoors and a world of natural beauty, which include Red Rock Canyon's unique rock formations. Mt. Charleston, located 45 miles northwest of Las Vegas, offering hiking, skiing, camping and all the sensations of the High Sierras. Water enthusiasts escape the desert sun with a quick day-trip to Lake Mead, the largest man-made lake in the world extending 110 miles up from Hoover Dam.

Las Vegas' economic development and energetic nightlife offer many options for career opportunities and unique quality of life.