Tucson’s Downtown Hotel Boom Is A New Oasis for Meetings A downtown boom adds to Tucson’s rich culture and natural landscape. Pair that with its legacy of stunning and spacious resort properties and Tucson is ideal for all types of meetings. The renowned saguaro cacti reach for the sky, standing up…
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Expand Your Horizons with Tucson's World-Class Resorts Whether you want to ride off into the sunset, trek into the Santa Catalinas, sip margaritas poolside, tee off, spa down, unplug, or all of the above - Tucson's world-class resorts have your number. And did we mention the abundant sunshine that…
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Loews Ventana Canyon Resort is a modern hideaway that makes the best of Tucson’s open surroundings By Lesley Kontowicz Full disclosure: I’ve been smitten with Loews Ventana Canyon Resort ever since I accompanied my husband on a business trip here years ago. We were young and could rarely afford…
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There's a reason that Tucson has made Cvent's Top 50 U.S. Meetings Destinations two years in a row. The fields of technology, education, research, and gastronomy are all booming here; but, more than that, it’s a place free from the ordinary. To experience Tucson as a group, you'll need a great place…
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Article by Kristin Tovar Perfectly situated amidst the Tucson Mountains, the JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa is just minutes from downtown Tucson. Close to the city, but tucked away in nature, it is a luxurious oasis dropped in the middle of the desert. The resort provides guests with…
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With an average of 350 days of sunshine a year and mild temperatures in spring, summer, and fall, you can free yourself from traditional conference rooms and indoor meeting venues. Hold your events outside where you can enjoy great weather and beautiful views surrounding Tucson. Here are some scenic…
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Family Togetherness Really Is Fun at Westin La Paloma By Sarah Burton As parents everywhere can attest, between busy schedules and shuttling kids to practice or playdates, quality family time is the first to suffer. For spring break, we knew our family needed not only a getaway but also a liberating…
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Conquer the Southwest in Oro Valley By Nora Burba Trulsson Pancho, the amiable wrangler and guide, sensed my city slicker anxiety as I mounted a horse for a trail ride with El Conquistador Western Adventures. “What’s my horse’s name?” I asked nervously. “Suicide,” said Pancho. He paused long enough…
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In Tucson, Health & Wellness Comes Home With You By Suzanne Wright One of the best things about checking into a resort is the pampering you receive during your stay. One of the worst things about checking into a resort is checking out and returning to the grind. However, I have found that Tucson’s…
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Miraval’s mission extends beyond individual guests, to the world Thousands of bees encircled me. Their frenzy suggested excitement, confusion, perhaps anger? My usual instinct at the sight of even a single bee is to run for cover, yet I was not afraid. This was because Noel Patterson, resident…
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