Experience the wonders of Tucson. Tucson’s desert charm, temperate climate and continuum of activity make it an easy winter getaway. A getaway with friends, a retreat for soulful connections, a renewed mind and spirit. Feel the clean desert air across your cheek as you enjoy cultural and sports events in the Sonoran desert flanked by five mountain ranges, making for a temperate climate. There’s something to fit every budget and lifestyle with the wide variety of vacation packages offered by Tucson’s top resorts and ranches. Play, marvel or simply relax in Tucson!
From off-the-beaten-path establishments to unexpected culinary adventures, once you decide to open your mind and really explore, Tucson will surprise you. You don’t have to seek out new discoveries on your own. Help is available at the Metropolitan Tucson Convention & visitors Bureau at 800-638-8350 or online at www.visitTucson.org.
Desert Diamond Casino and Hotel
Desert Diamond Casino & Hotel is a first class property located only minutes from the Tucson International Airport. Rates from $119 More
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Hilton Tucson El Conquistador Golf & Tennis Resort
Best Available Rates from $179 per night (Friday & Saturday)Welcome...outstanding service awaits you at the Hilton Tucson El Conquistador Golf & Tennis Resort. More
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Miraval Resort & Spa
Our 5th Night FREE Stay is Back!
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Tubac Golf Resort and Spa
The Tubac Golf Resort & Spa located on the historic 500 acre Otero Ranch, offers unrivaled accommodations, activities and amenities. Rates from $127 More
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Loews Ventana Canyon Resort
A breathtaking desert sanctuary located in a lush 100-mile desert garden at the foothills of the magnificent Santa Catalina Mountains More
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Arizona Inn
Lushly landscaped and brimming with charm, this 1930s resort is located in a historic neighborhood a mile from the University of Arizona campus and medical center, and 3 miles from downtown Tucson.
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Fun Things to Do & See
From off-the-beaten-path establishments to unexpected culinary adventures, once you decide to open your mind and really explore, Tucson will surprise you. You don’t have to seek out new discoveries on your own. For a complete list of dates and other details, go to www.visitTucson.org or call 800-638-8350. Some highlights include:
March - Spring Training Major League Baseball warms up for the regular season as the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies, and other Cactus League teams play ball practically every day in March.
March – Bird watching of another sort. U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and their breathtaking aerial maneuvers will grace the Tucson skies at the next Arizona and Aerospace Days event. Numerous other aircraft and ground displays, exhibits, and attractions will also be on display March 20-21, 2010. This is one of the country's biggest and best air shows, and it comes to Tucson's Davis Monthan Air Force Base every other year.
March - July - Discover Warhol at Tucson Museum of Art. Bold, colorful images of iconic people, trends, and issues from American pop culture will hang at the Tucson Museum of Art, February 27- July 3. Marilyn Monroe, Muhammad Ali, and Campbell's soup cans are among the famous subjects included in this touring exhibition of works by the late, great Andy Warhol.
April - Viva the Mariachi in Tucson. The La Frontera Tucson International Mariachi Conference will take center stage in Tucson on April 20-24, 2010 as mariachi music lovers converge for the 28th year. This year's conference promises to be especially extraordinary as the event's lead group, Grammy Award-winning ensemble Los Camperos de Nati Cano, will celebrate its 50th anniversary at the Espectacular Concert at Tucson Convention Center Arena on April 23.
Looking for an unforgettable golf getaway? Take a swing at Southern Arizona’s newest course, the Ritz-Carlton Dove Mountain, or soak up the sun on one of our other spectacular resort courses. Start planning your trip today, and enjoy great deals on Tucson vacation packages http://www.visittucson.org/visitor/accommodations/packages/