Arizona Office of Tourism
Office of Tourism
1110 W. Washington St., Ste. 155
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Whether it’s the thrill of an unparalleled outdoor adventure amid some of the most awe-inspiring scenery on the planet, an exotic sun-drenched getaway to an indulgent, world-class spa or to examine and experience the rich history and multifaceted cultural offerings of the Grand Canyon State, your visit to Arizona is guaranteed to be one that will lift spirits, warm souls and provide memories for years to come.
The Grand Canyon State is truly top-of-the line for your Arizona lodging needs, with everything from mountain retreats and bed and breakfast inns to five-star hotels and world-class resorts.
Arizona’s rich and storied landscape is a treasure for intrepid travelers. Genuine timeless discoveries and off-the-beaten-path experiences await around every corner. From Native American ruins to fossils 225 million years old, this is a destination that preserves its heritage while carving a unique niche in the present.
Proud to be an official signatory of the National Geographic Geotourism Charter, the Arizona Office of Tourism has created Arizona Origins — a celebration of culture, nature, history and heritage. In fact, Arizona and Sonora, Mexico, in collaboration with National Geographic, have published a map highlighting the Arizona-Sonoran Desert region. It features over 80 authentic experiences, such as Ramsey Canyon Preserve and the Heard Museum.
Arizona Office of Tourism is a not-for-profit organization charged with representing Arizona and helping the long-term development of Arizona communities through a travel and tourism strategy. Arizona Office of Tourism is an unbiased resource, and serves as a broker and official point of contact for convention and meeting planners, tour operators and visitors. Arizona Office of Tourism will assist planners with meeting preparation and encourage business travelers and visitors alike to visit local historic, cultural and recreational sites.
Arizona Office of Tourism makes planning and implementing a meeting less time-consuming and more streamlined. They give meeting planners access to a range of services, packages and value-added extras. Before a meeting begins, sales professionals from Arizona Office of Tourism can help locate meeting space, check hotel availability, and arrange for site inspections. Arizona Office of Tourism can also link planners with the suppliers, from motor coach companies and caterers to off-site entertainment venues, that can help meet the prerequisites of any event.
No matter the size of the meeting being organized, from 50 to 50,000, all planners are encouraged to use Arizona Office of Tourism.
1110 W. Washington St., Ste. 155
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Whether it’s the thrill of an unparalleled outdoor adventure amid some of the most awe-inspiring scenery on the planet, an exotic sun-drenched getaway to an indulgent, world-class spa or to examine and experience the rich history and multifaceted cultural offerings of the Grand Canyon State, your visit to Arizona is guaranteed to be one that will lift spirits, warm souls and provide memories for years to come.
The Grand Canyon State is truly top-of-the line for your Arizona lodging needs, with everything from mountain retreats and bed and breakfast inns to five-star hotels and world-class resorts.
Arizona’s rich and storied landscape is a treasure for intrepid travelers. Genuine timeless discoveries and off-the-beaten-path experiences await around every corner. From Native American ruins to fossils 225 million years old, this is a destination that preserves its heritage while carving a unique niche in the present.
Proud to be an official signatory of the National Geographic Geotourism Charter, the Arizona Office of Tourism has created Arizona Origins — a celebration of culture, nature, history and heritage. In fact, Arizona and Sonora, Mexico, in collaboration with National Geographic, have published a map highlighting the Arizona-Sonoran Desert region. It features over 80 authentic experiences, such as Ramsey Canyon Preserve and the Heard Museum.
Arizona Office of Tourism is a not-for-profit organization charged with representing Arizona and helping the long-term development of Arizona communities through a travel and tourism strategy. Arizona Office of Tourism is an unbiased resource, and serves as a broker and official point of contact for convention and meeting planners, tour operators and visitors. Arizona Office of Tourism will assist planners with meeting preparation and encourage business travelers and visitors alike to visit local historic, cultural and recreational sites.
Arizona Office of Tourism makes planning and implementing a meeting less time-consuming and more streamlined. They give meeting planners access to a range of services, packages and value-added extras. Before a meeting begins, sales professionals from Arizona Office of Tourism can help locate meeting space, check hotel availability, and arrange for site inspections. Arizona Office of Tourism can also link planners with the suppliers, from motor coach companies and caterers to off-site entertainment venues, that can help meet the prerequisites of any event.
No matter the size of the meeting being organized, from 50 to 50,000, all planners are encouraged to use Arizona Office of Tourism.
