The Hub of Southern Arizona
Welcome to Tucson: the largest city in Southern Arizona and jumping-off point for trips throughout this region and northern Mexico, the second-largest city in the state of Arizona, and the seat of Pima County--located in the heart of the biologically diverse Sonoran Desert region of the Southwestern United States.
FAQs
General facts about geography, location, population, and information with an overview of the economic value of tourism in Tucson.
Tucson International Airport
Tucson International Airport (TUS) provides numbers for passengers enplaned and deplaned, a current schedule of arrivals and departures, a current list of nonstop destinations, and information on general airport services. Information on other options for getting around Metro Tucson can be found on our Transportation page.
Food & Drink
Tucson has hundreds of places to enjoy original food and drink, including quite a few restaurants run by innovative chefs with national and international reputations.
Accommodations
The number of hotel properties in metro Tucson is 151 with a rooms inventory of 15,319. (Smith Travel Research (STR)
Spas
Tucson is known as a spa getaway and is home to two of the top destination spas in the world - Miraval® Arizona and Canyon Ranch.
Golf Courses
Tucson and surrounding areas have over 40 municipal, public and private golf courses.
Events
Descriptions for annual events covering every month of the year that helps define Tucson and Southern Arizona's distinctive sense of place.
Resources for Travel Writers
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