You&rsquod want to see what a place looks like before you decide to go and spend money there, right Not that anyone needs much of an introduction to Las Vegas. Still, it&rsquos nice to see some 360-degree shots of this outlandishly glamorous and fun city &ndash and a new digital tool lets you have just that. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) has worked with Google to launch GeoVegas, a new travel tool that uses Google&rsquos Business Interiors Technology. This travel tool allows potential visitors to view panoramic shots of hotels, restaurants and other popular places, inside and out. Dining, nightclubs, hotels, shows, pools / spas options are all visible through this travel tool, so that a traveller gets a realistic view of the city&rsquos attractions.

GeoVegas guides users through five different journeys &lsquoFirst Timers&rsquo, &lsquoFoodie Fantasy&rsquo, &lsquoOnly in Vegas&rsquo, &lsquoVegas by Day&rsquo, &lsquoVegas by Night&rsquo and &lsquoExplore on your own&rsquo. Tapping on a hotspot brings up fun facts and suggestions. Check out the site at https://geovegas.lasvegas.com.