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Californians looking to get away will enjoy no resort fee, a complimentary upgrade to the plush Marra Tower, a 1 p.m. late check out, 24-hour flexible cancellation and more.

Here we take a look at the top 10 openings and expansions of casinos since our last edition in February before all of the closures.

Card holders are eligible to receive unique benefits throughout the resort, receive personalized offers and enjoy access to everything SAHARA Las Vegas has to offer.

With several offers to choose from, visitors can get some of the best prices for their summer 2020 travel plans now and ensure Vegas is at the top of their list.

The limited-time offer, available for reservations until Thursday, 3 September, includes no resort fee, 10% off rooms and suites, 24-hour flexible cancellation and more.

Group reservations are now available for blackjack, roulette and baccarat. The “Take a Seat” program will allow players to book tables up to 72 hours in advance by simply clicking “Gaming Reservation” online.

Meeting popular demand, the resort-casino has expanded hours for its top culinary destinations including Northside Café & Chinese Kitchen, Uno Más and Bazaar Meat by José Andrés.

The scenes inside casinos and resorts are far from what they were before the COVID-19 pandemic shut things down in mid-March, as the properties were required to follow a new set of guidelines.

Las Vegas welcomed guests back when several of the destination’s iconic resorts opened their doors on Thursday, 4 June, after more than two months of closure amidst the coronavirus crisis.

The day is finally here, Las Vegas casinos are welcome to reopen their doors to the public again and many have done so.

The hotel will waive all fees for room reservations made between Thursday, 2 June and Tuesday, 30 June 2020.

When SAHARA Las Vegas reopens on Thursday, 4 June, the resort will debut a number of contactless solutions that will aid in its commitment to minimizing health risks.

Upon reopening, SAHARA Las Vegas will follow a comprehensive outline of health and safety protocols under the resort’s SAHARA Cares program.

The Las Vegas property released a comprehensive outline of health and safety protocols under the resort’s SAHARA Cares program that will be implemented upon reopening.

Las Vegas was lit in red on Tuesday night as resorts, landmarks and attractions demonstrated the destination's strength and honored hospitality workers during National Travel & Tourism Week.

Over the past two weeks, SAHARA Las Vegas teamed up with Chef José Andrés’ World Central Kitchen to support healthcare heroes and first responders across Southern Nevada.

Along with World Central Kitchen, the resort began serving 300 meals per day over an initial five-day period to feed more than 1,500 essential medical workers.

The supplies given to the Cashman Isolation-Quarantine Complex will help meet the needs of approximately 350 homeless people who have not been able to quarantine, isolate or get health care during COVID-19.

On Thursday, resort and casino invited employees to receive complimentary bags of groceries, including milk, eggs, cheese, beverages, and fresh fruits and vegetables.

The Las Vegas resort revealed plans for its continued $150 million resort transformation including significant upgrades to the property exterior, all-new restaurants and more.