Packages with hotel and round-trip airfare to the City of Sin from Vancouver cost less than just flights to numerous destinations across North America.
Aside from the , most round-trip tickets from Vancouver International (YVR) airport to U.S. destinations cost over $350 -- and those deals are few and far between.
Sunwing Vacations offers the jaw-dropping exception out of YVR, with packages to Las Vegas that direct, return flights to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) and with accommodation starting at just over $300 on select dates.
For example, a flight that departs Vancouver on Tuesday, Sept. 5, and returns from Las Vegas on Friday, Sept. 8 includes accommodation for three nights at the four-star Rio All Suite Hotel & Casino for $307 including all taxes and fees per person based on double occupancy with a deluxe room and a king bed. However, it does not include a transfer from the airport.
If you prefer to stay directly on the Las Vegas strip in the heart of the nightlife, the Flamingo Las Vegas and The Linq Hotel + Experience each offer the same packages for only slightly more, at $334 including all taxes and fees.
Travellers who want a more luxurious stay won't have to pay top dollar to get it.
The Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World, which is a five-star, luxury property, costs $444 including all taxes and fees per person.
Vancouver flights to Las Vegas
A trip to Las Vegas can include all of the usual suspects -- gambling, impressive shows, pool parties, and big-name DJ concerts — but there are numerous activities and attractions to enjoy off the strip and outside of the city.
Visitors who venture outside of the entertainment zone can take a nostalgic trip down memory lane with a visit to Old Vegas or a day trip to see the Grand Canyon.
You can view options and book your package with Sunwing .
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