AELE SEMINARS

Why AELE chooses Las Vegas for most of its educational programs.

     1. AELE has sponsored seminars in 13 other locations including New England, the South, South-East, and Midwestern cities. We have experienced significantly lower attendance in those places. Selecting other cities would require us to raise our tuition, and we would educate less people.

     2. Air fares and hotel rooms are very competitive in Las Vegas.   Most airlines do not require a Saturday night stay to qualify for an affordable economy fare. Cross-country flights to Las Vegas are often less expensive than short flights to nearby cities.

     3. Las Vegas hoteliers are professional in every sense of the word. Hotel meeting and luncheon facilities are set up and supervised by highly experienced personnel.

     4. Although McCarran International is the seventh busiest airport in the U.S., it is modern, efficient, and hassle-free. Flights are almost never delayed because of local weather or air traffic conditions.

     5. Las Vegas visitors can always find something entertaining and inexpensive to do in the evenings, especially if casino gambling is of no interest to them. The "Strip" hotels are famous for their extravagant architecture. Examples include the Bellagio with its lake and fountains; Caesar's Forum with an indoor Piazza; the Mirage with an exploding volcano; Paris has a replica Eiffel Tower; and the Venetian boasts a canal and a simulated ducal palace.

     6. The city's many restaurants offer a wide variety of cuisine, from an informal buffet to French and Italian dining prepared by renowned chefs.

7. Effective in 2005, all AELE seminars in Las Vegas will be held at the Alexis Resort and Villas Hotel, where every guest has a multiroom suite, and high-speed Internet access.

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