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New Vegas Meet Old Vegas, Travel Fears & Our Future Bookings
The Miles to Memories podcast episode 43 dropped this morning as it does every Thursday morning. Be sure to like and subscribe so you don’t miss it!
Episode Description
In episode 43 we discuss Vegas opening back up, how it is different and how it hasn’t changed. We also discuss Shawn’s recent travels and what it felt like to be on the road plus upcoming travel plans.
Episode Notes
- 10:34 – Las Vegas reopened!
- 26:48 – Our summer travel plans
- 35:57 – Universal Orlando re-opening
- 37:23 – Chase Sapphire Reserve 5X
- 38:02 – Tri-state area travel restrictions to Florida
Final Thoughts
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A city like Las Vegas is almost entirely dependent on tourism revenue for its survival, so it’s easy to see why they want to open up as quickly and completely as possible. However, the fact that hotels and casinos are very lax in their enforcement of distancing, the use of masks and other safety procedures is very concerning. People fly in, spend a few days and fly out and it will be impossible to know how many people actually get infected with Covid while in Vegas, through other guests or employees because it takes 10-12 days before symptoms occur. Therefore, Vegas will appear to be safer than it probably is, because the cases which started there won’t be accounted for as originating in Vegas.
It will be interesting to see how it plays out and if there is a spread in Vegas as well as back home for visitors. I really hope there isn’t but I don’t have high hopes on that.