Rob Kachelriess is based in Las Vegas, but recent assignments have taken him to Europe, Mexico and other parts of the United States. He is the Las Vegas writer for Thrillist and has been published in Travel + Leisure, Food & Wine, Modern Luxury, Leafly, The Plunge, For Rent, Supercall and other publications. He is also the editor of Luxury Estates International magazine and does marketing copy for Cirrus Aviation Services, including press releases, blogs and advertorials.
This Fifth-Generation Nevada Ranch Is Making Some of America’s Best Whiskey
Driving from Reno to Fallon is an exercise in decompression. The 70-mile journey takes just over an hour, following the Truckee River and other waterways like loose threads that delicately hold the disparities of Northern Nevada together.
Las Vegas Chefs Seize the Spotlight at the USA TODAY Wine & Food Experience
A new era of fine dining and celebrity chefs is turning restaurants into attractions alongside slot machines and poker tables. Nearly 40 of them were in the spotlight Saturday at the Las Vegas stop of the USA TODAY Wine & Food Experience.
Moorea Beach Club Remains an Adults-Only Oasis as Topless Pools Disappear from the Strip
If topless swimming pools are on the way out in Las Vegas, Moorea Beach Club never got the memo. The adults-only enclave is celebrating its 20th anniversary at Mandalay Bay, refusing to shy away from its “toptional” tagline.
The Creepiest, Most Mysterious Haunted Hotels to Visit in Every State
Anyone can check into a hotel. Some visitors, however, never check out.
How Technology is Changing Travel and Tourism
Balloon rides to space, flying taxis, virtual tour guides, augmented reality and yes, the metaverse. The 2022 edition of CES provides an eye-opening look at vacationing in the future.
12 Las Vegas Bars to Visit During Music Festival Season
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Aero: A New Direction for Luxury Air Travel
Premium air travel is usually a choice between a first-class ticket on a commercial flight or chartering a private jet. Aero falls somewhere between the two, selling individual seats on private jet flights without sacrificing luxury, convenience or exclusivity.
Top Chef Alumni Look Back on the Show while Making a Mark in Las Vegas
Pull out the popcorn–or the pork belly. The season finale of Top Chef: World All-Stars airs Thursday, June 8 on Bravo. As we say goodbye to Padma Lakshmi’s upside-down fork and Tom Colicchio’s pleas for “more acid,” Top Chef alumni look back on their time as contestants while continuing to thrive at some of the best restaurants in Las Vegas.
A Rebellion of Pizza and Beer in Henderson
There's a rebellion underway in Henderson — and it comes in the form of a brand-new pizzeria, where fresh ingredients and expert preparation are front and center.
All the Crazy Stuff You'll See Driving Between Las Vegas and Los Angeles
When it comes to road trips, there's really only one way to travel between Las Vegas and Los Angeles -- by channeling your inner-Hunter S. Thompson and taking a drive through the desert on Interstate 15. The journey is at least three hours and more than 200 miles, but it's far from boring.
A Destination for Latino Culture and Cuisine in North Las Vegas
Las Vegas has always been a place that operates by popular demand. It's hard to put a limit on what a tourist will spend on Gaga, Celine, or Cirque. Yet on a consistent week-to-week basis, the highest-drawing paid-ticket in town is rarely discussed in travel guides and nowhere near the Strip.
The Best Casino Hotels in Reno
Why roll the dice? From restaurants to pools, these nine Reno resorts prove casino culture is about more than slots and table games.
The Reinvention Of Mike Tyson: How The Boxing Icon is Rewriting His Story With Cannabis
Mike Tyson hasn't had a professional fight since 2005, but the strength in his handshake suggests the former boxing champ still packs plenty of power in his fists.
This Superhero School in Vegas Will Train You to Be a Legit Vigilante
It's been a good decade for superheroes, from The Dark Knight, which just turned 10 years old, to last month's Ant Man and the Wasp. But while Warner Bros. and the Walt Disney Company are raking in the box-office billions, a school in Las Vegas is in the business of grooming a generation of real-life superheroes.