Congrats, you’re getting married! But first thing’s first, your bachelor party. Las Vegas vacations are by far the #1 way to celebrate that last hurrah with the guys. You may say you’re innocent now, but Sin City can easily convert you … at least for one night.

If you’re planning a bachelor party trip to Las Vegas, do yourself a favour and stay at the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino. This hotel offers the widest variety of venues within a hand’s reach, so you can easily visit three or four places in one night. Here are our top 5 “bachelor” things to do in Vegas:

Sin City Comedy

Wet your appetite with a trip to the Sin City Comedy, located right at Planet Hollywood. It’s a stand-up comedy show mixed with burlesque brought to you by the creative ladies of Sin City Dollz. A rotating cast of America’s top comedians, like John Bizarre and Butch Bradley, will keep you in stitches with gut-busting laughter. Sin City Comedy runs daily at 9:00.

Marc Savard Comedy Hypnosis

Keep the laughs going with a visit to the Marc Savard Comedy Hypnosis show, which runs almost every night at V Theater, also conveniently located at Planet Hollywood. Savard uses his incredible abilities to hypnotize volunteers and use them in his show in the most unexpected (and always entertaining) ways.

The Luxor

Surely if you’re planning a Las Vegas vacation (especially if you’re going with the boys), you’ve also heard of the “Strip’s biggest tease” – Fantasy ladies at the Luxor hotel offer one of the hottest shows available in the Sin City. Located just a few blocks from Planet Hollywood, Fantasy runs nightly at 10:30.

Gallery Nightclub

Any respectable bachelor vacationing in Vegas should visit a night club. There are many excellent night clubs along the Vegas Strip, but you need only look to the heart of Planet Hollywood again, where you’ll find sexy go-go dancers at the Gallery Nightclub. Golden chandeliers and glamorous wall prints create a luxurious atmosphere, inviting you to the real nightlife experience that waits on the massive dance floor. Be sure to check out the Pussycat Dolls Burlesque Saloon, a must-see part of the Gallery Nightclub for every bachelor.

Pleasure Pit

Had enough of eye candy for one night? Head on back to the hotel and check out the Pleasure Pit casino, also located at Planet Hollywood. Here you’ll enjoy sassy, smiling dealers in elegant lingerie inviting you to ante up. Kick back, have a cocktail, and let your mind play back the Las Vegas vacations memories you’ve just created.

And yes, what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas – we won’t tell! But if you’re willing, we’d love to hear about your favourite hotspots in Vegas. Leave us a comment below. Ladies, we want to hear from you, too!

There’s no better time to rekindled your faith with an unforgettable tour of the holy land of Israel. It is the place of Jesus’ birth about 2,000 years ago, but evidence of the holy land itself dates back more than 5,000 years! Christians from all over the world have walked where Jesus walked, prayed where He prayed and witnessed the wonder of His teachings. Now you can retrace their footsteps by visiting these 12 holy land destinations of Israel.

Cana in Galilee

Located in North Palestine, Cana in Galilee is reported to be the place where Jesus performed his first miracle (turning water into wine at a dinner feast). It is also believed that he performed a healing here as well. Visit Cana in Galilee’s awe-inspired Greek Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches.

Capernaum

Capernaum is where Jesus preached in the synagogue, performed several miracles, and lived during a short period in his life. The focal point of Jesus’ Galilee ministry (located on the Sea of Galilee) and the location of the awe-inspiring marble synagogue, Capernaum is truly a site to behold.

Jordan River

This is the most prominent river in Israel, and it connects the Dead Sea with the Sea of Galilee. Jesus was baptized in this very river by John the Baptist.

Nazareth

Jesus spent much of his childhood here with Joseph and Mary. Visit Nazareth today to see the Basilica of the Annunciation, consecrated in 1964 by Pope Paul VI, as well as the Church of St. Gabriel, the Synagogue Church, and Mary’s Well.

Bethsaida

Also known as “The House of the Fisherman,” Bethsaida is the place where Jesus healed and preached. It is also the location where He cured a blind man (Matthew 11:21). His disciples Philip, Peter and Andrew lived here as well. Today you can explore excavations of the city He often visited.

Bethlehem

Translated to “House of Bread” (Hebrew) or the “House of Meat” (Arabic), Bethlehem is where Jacob’s wife Rachel passed away while giving birth to Benjamin (Genesis 35: 18-19, 48:7). It is the birth place of King Davidand, of course, where Jesus of Nazareth was born. Visit Bethlehem to see The Church of Nativity, the Basilica of Nativity, and the Shepherds’ Fields.

Jericho

Jericho, along with Damascus, is known as “the oldest cities on earth.” Jericho was overtaken by the children of Israel with the help of Joshua (Joshua 4:5-6), and it was a crucial location for prophets, Elisha and Elijah. Visit beautiful, sacred monasteries located throughout the city as well as Elisha’s Church and the archaeological tel of ancient Jericho.

Jerusalem

The centre of Christianity, Jerusalem was declared the capital of Israel in 1949. Jesus had a ministry in Jerusalem that included miracles in Bethany and Bethesda, and the Old City walls were built by Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent during the 16th century. For nearly 20 years, Jerusalem was divided between Israel and Jordan. In 1967 it was reunified and named the eternal capital of the Jewish people.

The Dead Sea

At 416 meters below sea level, the Dead Sea is the lowest place on the planet! It also boasts the title of “saltiest body of water on earth” with more than eight times more salt than the ocean. Today visitors can enjoy the many spas available at the Dead Sea.

Masada

Masada is the site of Herod’s breathtaking fortress palace on the mountaintop. The last Jewish battle against the Romans took place here in 73 AD. Masada is a world heritage site not to be missed. Visit on foot or travel by cable car.

Tel Hadar

On the Sea of Galilee, Tel Hadar is where Jesus fed 5,000 people (Matthew 14), and later performed the second miracle of feeding 4,000 people (Matthew 15). Tel Hadar is just south of Bethsaida, which was the home of several disciples of Jesus.

Tabgha 

The site of Jesus’ post-resurrection appearance and the miracle of the loaves and fishes, Tabgha is a sacred spot to Christians around the world. Situated at the foot of the Mount of Beatitudes, visitors can enjoy the Church of the Multiplication, the Church of St. Peter’s Primacy, and the Octagon Pool.

Experience your Christmas holiday like never before with a guided tour of these Holy Land sites. Retrace the steps of Jesus and experience Israel tourism. Call your local vacation expert today to learn more: 1-800-665-4981.