With over 330 days of sunshine a year, Scottsdale is one of the best places for golfing in the United States and in the World. Indeed, you can find there over 200 spots dedicated to Golf.

Scottsdale welcomes the FBR Open Tournament and the PING LGPA: this is also why quite a number of professional players have settled in this area.

Phoenix, the Capital of Arizona, has according to the 2006 estimate over 1.5 million inhabitants and consequently ranks 5th in the United States. Located in the heart of the Sonoran desert in the Salt River Valley, the town is surrounded by the Mc Dowell Mounts, South Mountain Park, White Tank Mountain and also Superstition Mountain.

Phoenix and Scottsdale offer a striking contrast with the blue sky, the green grass (of the Golf Courses) and the ochre-colored mountains of the Sonoran Desert: A heavenly paradise-like, almost lunar landscape amid a real world.

With its casinos, lights and flood of dollars, Las Vegas is an immense amusement park, a city of excess.

The World Gambling Capital, it is also known as Sin City.

This town has gained a World Wide reputation thanks to its casinos, its variety shows and tourist accommodation (presently over 120 000 hotel rooms and so ranking first in the world as a hotel town).

Las Vegas is also an ideal place to organize the greatest conventions, lectures, Trade Show... such as:

• American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons – AAOS Annual Meeting – 30 000 participants
• ACE Hardware 2009 – Spring Convention & Exhibition – 18 000 participants
• International Wireless Communication Expo – 15 000 participants
• National Hardware Show – 50 000 participants
• JCK Annual Trade Show – 35 000 participants
• Las Vegas Fashion Week

It is also a first rate tourist place with 37.4 million visitors in 2004: It is one of the Top Tourist places in the World.

Las Vegas is also a miniature tour around the world: on the right, an Egyptian Sphinx, on the left the Eiffel Tower, in the background a Venetian Palazzo.

In short, Las Vegas is an unprecedented adventure without which you can’t pretend to know America