RCI EV Issue 8 Spring 2013

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AT A GLANCE NEW THINGS IN OUR FAVOURITE PLACES LAS VEGAS WHAT'S NEW IN THIS PART OF THE USA 255 FOOT 38.9 MILLION PEOPLE VISIT LAS VEGAS EACH YEAR $160 is the starting rate to tour the Grand Canyon west rim by bus from Downtown Las Vegas. If a 255 foot nosedive on one of the world’s tallest and fastest, scream machine roller coasters is more your scene, then head down to Buffalo Bill’s in Primm and see how you hold up against the Desperado’s Turbo Drop. Located 40 miles south of the strip, shuttle buses available. 1.3 MILLION gallons of underwater real estate; and more than 108 160 stories, it's the highest controlled free fall in the world and the SkyJump at the Stratosphere is where you can leap from. 17 of the 20 WINES BY THE GLASS with a hip, ambience at The Hostile Grape at M Resort. BIGGEST HOTELS IN U.S ARE IN LAS VEGAS 30 SHARKS, that’s what you will be swimming in at the Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay STAY RCI affiliated resorts in Las Vegas include: Exchange: Grandview At Las Vegas 6923, Holiday Inn-Desert Club Resort 0110, Wyndham Grand Desert 6052 Bonus Weeks 7 nights The Cliffs At Peace Cany Las Vegas 6389 Grandview At Las Vegas 6923 AU$368 NZ$424 1brm units For additional resort listings, visit RCI.com or call 1300 368 800 or 0800 368 800 NZ 14 SPRING/SUMMER 2013 For information about tours and activities check out www.lasvegas.com
LANDMARKS HISTORICAL SYDNEY Sydney Pub Crawl Soak up Australia’s colourful past in these historic bars BASED ON AN ARTICLE BY TONY PERROTTET, SYDNEY PUB CRAWL (U.S. ENDLESS VACATION MAGAZINE) Any Sydneysider can map the city by its historic pubs. These atmospheric watering holes (officially called hotels because they once offered rooms as well as beer) provide a hedonistic key to exploring Australia’s most beautiful city. They range from venerable sandstone relics to elegant Victorian bars and boisterous 1920’s workingmen’s pubs the height of Sydney fashion. Many now have top-notch restaurants, others spectacular views. But each offers a bar-side window onto Australia’s past, which, as Mark Twain observed after a 1895 visit, “does not read like history, but the most beautiful lies.” ENDLESS VACATION 15
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