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Business Class: Viva Las Vegas!

This episode of Business Class boards a plane for Las Vegas! There are plenty of reasons why people travel to Vegas, both for business or leisure. Our travel experts, Cameron Cooper and Tim Maitland, are here to help you navigate the wild west of sin city and make the most of your time in…

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This episode of Business Class boards a plane for Las Vegas!

There are plenty of reasons why people travel to Vegas, both for business or leisure. Our travel experts, Cameron Cooper and Tim Maitland, are here to help you navigate the wild west of sin city and make the most of your time in one of the most interesting cities in the world.

“The first time I visited I really enjoyed this large-scale place that didn’t even really feel real,” Tim says. Cameron brings her tips for booking flights and hotels on the busiest weekends.

All of that and more in this episode of Business Class!

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