Mary Jane Falls is a 2.5 mile moderate intensity hike located in Mt. Charleston, Nevada. The trail head is approximately an hour outside of Las Vegas. This hike is easy to navigate and is great for families, dogs, and groups of hikers. This hike is highly trafficked and has a well defined trail. At the …
Why TravCon is the BEST Conference for Healthcare Travelers
The Traveler’s Conference, known as TravCon, is the annual conference for healthcare travelers. The conference is for, about, and by healthcare travelers. It is open to all healthcare travelers, including nurses, therapists, and allied health professionals. In 2018, TravCon will be held at Bally’s Hotel in Las Vegas from September 9th – 11th. Early bird …
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Essential Las Vegas Attractions (Minus Gambling)
Las Vegas is known as America’s playground and has something for everybody. Vegas has a history of being synonymous with gambling and casinos; although modern day Las Vegas has so much more to offer than slots and craps. From shows to art to experiences for the adrenaline junkie, Vegas has something for everybody. I compiled …
The Ultimate Packing Guide for TravCon
The Traveler’s Conference (commonly referred to as TravCon) is an annual conference of traveling healthcare professionals in Las Vegas. TravCon is a 2-3 day event, although event participants are encouraged to go early to enjoy all of the attractions that Vegas has to offer. With a diverse schedule of events in a small time, you may …
7 Reasons to Attend The Traveler’s Conference 2017
2017 marks the 10th annual Traveler’s Conference, commonly referred to as TravCon, which is an annual conference for the traveling healthcare industry. TravCon 2017 is going to be held September 17-19 at Bally’s in Las Vegas. The Traveler’s Conference is a place to learn about the travel healthcare industry and network with others. Here are …
TravCon2016: The Recap
For the past year I have been hawking TravCon2016 (The annual conference for traveling healthcare professionals) to all of the travelers that I know. I was trying to sell you on the idea of coming to the conference and the benefits of going. Most people flat out rejected the idea. Guess what – I’m already starting …
