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Flights to Reno: need to know

Cheap airline tickets to Reno

Reno and its surroundings make for a popular year-round vacation destination. If you’re planning a visit to the "Biggest Little City in the World," that is often considered "Vegas’ little brother," you will find a range of airlines flying to Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO). You can book your non-stop flights to Reno from almost all major US-airports. Compare airfares from United, Alaska Airline, American Airlines, Delta, Southwest Airlines or US Airways.

When to book the cheapest flights to Reno

Most travelers head to Reno during either the summer or the winter. To avoid the crowds and enjoy lower prices you should book your flights in the shoulder season from April to May or October to November. Weekend flights tend to be the most popular and therefore the most expensive.

Flight duration

A flight from New York to Reno with one layover takes at least 7 hours and 10 minutes.

Experience Reno: sights, tours and activities

This city in Nevada is worth a visit. There is more to Reno than its famous casinos and bright neon lights. While during the warm summer months visitors flock to the shores of nearby Lake Tahoe, the winter lures outdoor fans with several ski slopes just outside the city.

Essentials in Reno

Lake Tahoe: The lake and its surroundings are considered one of the most picturesque spots in the country and a perfect getaway for every season. During summer, enjoy beaches with crystal-clear waters, great fishing spots and hiking trails, while the top ski resorts turn the region in a popular skiing destination once the winter snows arrive.

National Automobile Museum: Auto aficionados will find the museum sitting on the Truckee River in downtown Reno. It is home to more than 220 classic, race and sports cars dating back to the 19th century. One of the most exciting pieces of the collection of celebrity rides is the car driven by James Dean in the film "Rebel Without a Cause."

Animal Ark: Home to animals from all around the world, the Ark is not a zoo but a "safe haven for non-releasable wildlife". It makes for a great attraction for families, where children and adults learn about the different species and discover the stories of the park’s inhabitants.

You can discover more about Reno and Lake Tahoe on the official page www.visitrenotahoe.com for more info.

Hotels and accommodation in Reno

From luxury hotels to motel chains, Reno and Tahoe offer a wide range of different types of accommodation, in every price range. Are you searching for lodging for your budget or family vacation? Don't gamble! Compare hotel offers and book your accommodation in Reno in advance!