Event Planners’ Guide to Arizona

By D. Fran Morley

Year-round sunshine, world-class resorts, and iconic landscapes make Arizona a premier location for meetings and events. More than 85 percent of Arizona’s population lives within the Sun Corridor, which includes the large metro areas of Phoenix and Tucson and offers top-tier facilities, restaurants, and lodging options. With Arizona’s world-renowned attractions like the Grand Canyon and the Sonoran Desert, event attendees are likely to extend their stays, boosting attendance and creating memorable events for all.

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