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Las Vegas Corporate Hospitality

Las Vegas Hospitality for Business Trips, Clients & Convention Weeks

I help companies coordinate executive dinners, client entertainment, transportation and the hospitality surrounding a Las Vegas business trip.

You focus on the meetings. I help handle what happens around them.

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10+ Years in Las Vegas Hospitality · Independent · Personally Handled by Jad Haidar

What I Handle

The Hospitality Around the Business Trip

A Las Vegas business trip often involves more than meetings.

There may be an executive dinner one night, clients to entertain the next, transportation between properties and several people trying to keep track of different reservations.

That is where I help.

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Executive & Client Dinners

Restaurant selection, private and semi-private dining, group reservations, menus, timing and communication with the venue.

Convention Hospitality

Dinners, receptions, lounges and client entertainment planned around CES, SEMA, NAB, World of Concrete and other major Las Vegas convention weeks.

Transportation & Timing

Helping make sure the group can realistically move between meetings, hotels, restaurants and evening plans.

Multi-Event Planning

Several dinners or experiences coordinated under one point of contact instead of having your team manage every reservation separately.

Why It Helps

Las Vegas Gets Harder During Busy Business Weeks

During major conventions, the obvious restaurants fill first.

Private rooms become harder to find.

Transportation takes longer.

Large groups become more complicated.

And a reservation that looks perfectly timed on paper may not work once you account for meetings running late, casino walking time and traffic.

The goal is not simply to book restaurants. It is to make the hospitality work around the business schedule.

One Point of Contact

You Should Not Have to Manage Vegas While You Are Here for Work

Your executive assistant should not be spending the trip confirming restaurants.

Your sales team should not be trying to figure out transportation between dinners.

And your guests should not be wondering where they are supposed to go next.

When I handle an engagement, I learn the schedule and remain the point of contact for the hospitality we agree on.

You know who to call.

I know what is supposed to happen next.

That is enough.

Why Independent

You Hire Me. I Work for You.

A hotel concierge knows their hotel.

A restaurant team knows their restaurant.

A venue host knows their venue.

My role is different.

My clients hire me directly.

I am not employed by a hotel, casino, restaurant or nightclub, and All Set Vegas does not accept venue commissions, affiliate payments or preferred-partner incentives.

That allows me to consider options across Las Vegas and tell you what I actually think makes sense for the group.

Sometimes the obvious venue is the right choice.

Sometimes it is not.

Either way, I will tell you.

Real Las Vegas Experience

Convention Weeks Change How the City Works

Las Vegas does not operate the same way during CES, SEMA or another major convention as it does on an ordinary week.

Restaurants tighten availability.

Large-party policies change.

Traffic patterns change.

Private rooms disappear.

A short distance can take far longer than expected.

Years of working in Las Vegas teach you to account for those things before they become problems.

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Experience is not simply knowing where to go. It is knowing what will realistically work for the people, schedule and week you are planning.

About Jad

Who You Are Working With

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My name is Jad Haidar. I have spent more than ten years organizing hospitality in Las Vegas — dinners, client nights out, group reservations, and the logistics that connect them.

I have worked alongside executive assistants, meeting planners and company leaders who needed someone on the ground they could rely on without having to chase every detail themselves.

Every engagement is handled personally by me. I am the person who learns your schedule, talks to the restaurants, and stays reachable while you are in town. You are not handed off to a coordinator or a call center.

Vegas Concierge VIP is operated by All Set Vegas, my independent Las Vegas concierge business.

FAQ

Common Questions

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Start Planning

Tell Me About Your Trip

Whether you're entertaining clients during CES, organizing an executive dinner at SEMA, or bringing your leadership team to Las Vegas for meetings, I'll help you work out the hospitality around it.

Send me a few details about your group and schedule. I'll come back to you with what I think makes sense.

All inquiries are treated with complete confidentiality. I respond within one business day.

Corporate hospitality should never become another project your team has to manage.

Vegas Concierge VIP is independent Las Vegas hospitality and concierge planning — executive dinners, client entertainment, transportation and the details around a business trip, handled personally by Jad Haidar.

You focus on the meetings. I help handle what happens around them.

Vegas Concierge VIP is operated by All Set Vegas.