Despite the rising temperatures, Phoenix is a place where viable strategies for urban cooling are taking place, and visitors for meetings and conventions have a chance to experience it, participate in it and even take away lessons that can be applied at home. 

Just 15 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, desert oasis Scottsdale is often touted for its high-end properties, wellness offerings and plentiful golf courses, and the destination continues to build on this reputation.

Phoenix, Arizona, is seeing an explosion of growth and investment in the semiconductor and EV industries, and conventions are taking notice.

Phoenix helps meeting planners prioritize wellness during their programs, with a deep network of luxurious spas, plentiful open-air venues and many opportunities for outdoor movement.

I traveled to Sedona, Arizona, for a taste of Caesars Entertainment’s new wellness menu, featuring group offerings from Body & Brain Wellness. Here’s what I learned about the importance of prioritizing your well-being.

From a historical property that celebrated its grand opening nearly a century ago to newly reimagined hotels offering a modern experience of luxury, here are nine meetings-friendly properties in three of Arizona’s sunny cities.

The Phoenix City Council unanimously approved the formation of the Phoenix Sports and Events Commission, which will leverage the destination's outsized role hosting major pro sports events.

Tucson, Arizona, was designated as the country’s first UNESCO City of Gastronomy in 2015, and its food scene has exploded since. Meetings Today editor Danielle LeBreck taps into the food and culture that make this city special and discovers how meeting and event attendees can best experience it.

Arizona’s heart beats for the arts and culture that established the destination it is today and continues to form the one it will become tomorrow. Here are a few ways you can experience this creativity running deep through Phoenix and Scottsdale.