Getting Around Las Vegas and its Convention Centers

A quick reference guide to Las Vegas & more!

Las Vegas houses some of the largest convention centers in the world along with numerous 4-star restaurants, fun and exciting activities, and not to mention is the number one popular night life destination. We have compiled a list of the top restaurants, places, and things to do below to guide you on your visit to  the “Entertainment Capital of The World.”

Convention Center

Las Vegas Convention Center

The Las Vegas Convention Center, one of the busiest centers in the world, encompasses approximately 3.2 million square feet with exhibit space of 2 million square feet and meeting space of nearly 250,000 square feet. The center is well known for its versatility, size, and amenities that also houses a grand lobby and registration area which allows for simultaneous set-up, break-down, and exhibiting of multiple events. Not to mention, it’ located right on the Las Vegas Strip!

Sands Expo Convention Center

Sands Expo and Venetian Meetings are housed inside of the Venetian hotel and are the perfect destination for trade shows with meetings large and small. The expo center houses 1.8 million square feet of combined meeting and event space with the largest room space of 380,000. This convention center is a perfect fit for those who want the convenience of being only 3 miles away from the nearest airport and attractions.

Westgate Convention Center

The Westgate Convention Center is an award-winning world-class resort that offers the finest convention facilities in Las Vegas. They are located right off the Las Vegas Strip and includes 225,000 square feet of flexible, renovated space, 40 separate meeting rooms, and more. You can be sure to have a comfortable, relaxing stay when you book your next convention with the Westgate Convention Center.

Restaurants

Chica

The Strip’s first Latina chef, Latina Garcia leads this spectacular spot in the Venetian. Her restaurant draws its inspiration from all corners of Central and South America with items such as Arepas, Peruvian inspired tuna ceviche, and Brazilian tenderloin. It’s a perfect place for trade show attendees to grab dinner after a long day!

Dessert

Bacchanal Buffet – Caesars Palace

Every dream of eating every possible dessert you can think of? Well your dreams can come true at Bacchanal Buffet located in the Caesars Palace! There are more than 80 mind-blowing desserts to choose from and it includes made-to-order desserts such as crepes, cinnamon buns, cake pops, and more.

Things to do

Madame Tussauds – Las Vegas

Your favorite celebrities are all in one place at Madame Tussauds. With millions of visitors flocking through the doors of this museum it’s a must see when you’re in Vegas.

The High Roller

A 30-minute ride at more than 550 feet tall, the High Roller in Las Vegas is the right attraction for those who aren’t afraid of heights!

Breaking it Down: Shipping to Advanced Warehouse vs Direct to Show

Experience Matters| TAC’s Exhibitors Guide to Planning for a Trade Show.
April 10, 2017

Planning for a trade show is a lot of work! Between the pre-during-post sales and marketing planning, layout/design of your booth, staff training, and (of course) the budget there is a lot to worry about. Then you receive the exhibitor packet, full of a new set of details, rules, and regulations set by the show organizers. Like we said…. it’s a lot to keep track of! 

So today we are going to help you understand the one thing most exhibitors struggle with when making their shipping plans. Choosing whether to ship your freight to the advanced warehouse or direct to the show site. It may seem confusing, but this guide will help clarify the two terms! |Continue Reading…

 

The Evolution of Women in Logistics 

How women are making a real impact in the Freight Forwarding Industry 
March 8, 2017

Since women joined the workforce in 1920, the role that they have played has evolved in substantial ways.  Today, women make up 40 percent of the world’s workforce with approximately 72 million in America, alone. Although women still hold most female centered positions, i.e. administrative assistants, registered nurses, we are seeing an exponential growth in females occupying many industries and positions, once dominated solely by men. One industry of which is the Freight Forwarding/ Logistics Industry (FF&L).       |Continue Reading…