2010 Partner Conference

 

About Phoenix, AZ

An oasis in the spectacular Sonoran Desert, Greater Phoenix is a vibrant, growing city of more than 1.4 million. Visitors can take advantage of near-perfect weather to enjoy world-class dining, shopping, arts and culture, sporting events and energetic nightlife. And let’s not forget the incredible golf experience.

From the moment you arrive at Sky Harbor International Airport, less than three miles from downtown, you’ll find something exciting, enriching, entertaining or just plain relaxing to see or do in Greater Phoenix.

Never a Dull Moment

Satisfy your palette at amazing restaurants that feature local Southwestern and international cuisine, or kick back and relax at luxurious spas and magnificent swimming pools. Enjoy a rich cultural tapestry at local art galleries and museums devoted to contemporary art, dolls and toys, science, mining and minerals, the Air Force, Meteor Crater and many more.

The retail enthusiast can enjoy fabulous boutique, antique, mall and outlet shopping, while the sports fan can take advantage of both Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Coyotes home games during the conference.

Premier Golfing Destination

For many, Phoenix is synonymous with great golf. And why not? Phoenix and its environs are home to over 200 breathtaking golf courses — many designed by legends of the game. You’ll find the perfect course for you, no matter what your handicap.

Picture Perfect Weather

Greater Phoenix boasts more than 325 days of sunshine and only 7.66 inches of rain each year. In January, the average daytime high is 65.2º (18.4ºC), cooling off at night with an average low of 39.4º (4.1ºC).

Links 

Try these sites for visitor information:

Phoenix Convention and Visitor’s Bureau
Arizona Office of Tourism
City of Phoenix
Phoenix Arts & Entertainment Guide (ShowUp.com)
Phoenix Dining Guide
Golf Arizona
Phoenix Suns (NBA)
Phoenix Coyotes (NHL)
Phoenix Regional Sports Commission