Billion Dollar Holiday City - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Behind the scenes of Las Vegas, the city in the Nevada desert that is famed for its gambling, showgirls and all-night parties. Featuring characters and stories that make Las Vegas one of the most hedonistic and fun-filled cities on earth, with access to casinos, wedding chapels, police and performers.
Episode 2
Gordon Prouty prepares for 2,000 Celtic football fans at the Westgate Hotel in Las Vegas, visiting for their annual trip of fun in the sun, including one who heads for the poker table, despite having lost £500,000 gambling in the past. After being hired by the unofficial king of Las Vegas theatre, David Saxe, singing hopeful Dominique begins her training, but, despite shining in her audition, David is growing concerned that she's not meeting the mark.
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