Arizona Directory
Find a comprehensive list of 2010 events and activities happening throughout Arizona cities, state parks and towns.
Arizona Highlights
Southeastern Arizona
Mt. Lemmon in Tucson
Arizona Renaissance Festival (Feb-March)
Tucson Gem & Mineral Show (February)
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AZ State flower - Saguaro cactus blossom
Arizona State gem - Turquoise
Arizona State bird - Cactus Wren
Arizona State tree - Palo Verde
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Summer Vacation in Arizona
Plan your Arizona vacation early to get good flight, hotel and car rental rates. The best time to stay is between October through May. If you can endure warmer temperatures, June through September temperatures can hover in the 100's or more (F).
Get updated weather information when you visit any of our AZ communities home pages (see right column).
 4th of July fireworks guide for Arizona
Communities across Arizona are holding fireworks displays, entertainment and events throughout the Independence Day weekend.
Find dozens of free family activities and locations of fireworks shows in Arizona during the July 4th weekend.
Arizona State Parks Board approved new fees recommended by staff for accessing the 30 State Parks with changes taking effect on March 1, 2010. Read about the new parks fees.
Arizona Office of Tourism Releases 2010 Official State Visitor’s Guide
 The Arizona Office of Tourism (AOT) has released its 2010 Arizona Official State Visitor’s Guide. The publication is an essential travel resource that informs, entertains and encourages readers to discover why Arizona is a premier vacation destination. The guide serves as the agency’s central consumer fulfillment tool.
Formatted in the style of a magazine, the articles are written by Arizona-based writers who infuse their travel experiences into the many articles written about tourist destinations located throughout the Grand Canyon State. These articles celebrate Arizona’s wonderful tourism assets including scenic road trips, local cuisine, outdoor adventures, Native American heritage and Wild West history.
“We are thrilled that the new edition of the official state’s visitor’s guide is now available to consumers,” said Sherry Henry, AOT director. “From the moment a potential visitor receives this guide, a wealth of Arizona travel information is at their fingertips and we are confident that they will use this publication to plan their next vacation to Arizona.”
Fully supported by advertising dollars, the 2010 Arizona Office State Visitor’s Guide was produced at no cost to the state. More than 450,000 copies were published along with 500,000 accompanying comprehensive maps. Complimentary copies of the guides and maps will be distributed in response to the agency’s consumer advertising campaigns, as well as to travel industry partners and at visitor information centers located throughout the state.
In addition to the informative articles, the guide features Arizona’s signature scenery– the majestic beauty of the Grand Canyon National Park, the inspiring views of the Sonoran Desert, and the breathtaking scenes of the state’s mountain vistas and lakes–that millions of visitors from around the world travel to see. Also to be found in this guide is information on Arizona’s celebrated history, invigorating arts and culture, luxurious resorts, rejuvenating spas, championship golf courses, fine dining options and a wide-selection of shopping opportunities.
The accompanying map includes valuable travel and tourist information, including a detailed listing of campgrounds and recreational areas, information on the state’s Native American lands, a listing of Arizona’s designated Scenic Roads and travel tips for each of the states five regions.
The guide is available to download at www.Arizonaguide.com. To obtain a complimentary copy of the 2010 Arizona Official State Visitor’s Guide, log on to www.Arizonaguide.com or call the Arizona Office of Tourism at (866) 298-3312.
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February 6 - March 28, 2010
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