Guide to Phoenix Parks
When people think of outdoor activities in Phoenix, they typically think of The Grand Canyon. While The Grand Canyon is by far the biggest and most well-known outdoor adventure in Arizona, there are still plenty of smaller-scale outdoor areas to explore. Many of these parks…
Phoenix “Deep Cuts” for Frequent Travelers
So you’ve hiked up Camelback Mountain, strolled the Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix Zoo and the Phoenix Art Museum (more than once), went golfing at one of Phoenix’s 200 courses, tasted the locally-made wine, and beat the heat at any manner of beach parks and resort…
A Guide to Arts & Culture Destinations in Phoenix
Phoenix is a beautiful, up-and-coming city with a lot to offer. If you’ve never been before, but want to go, consider taking a group of your friends and visiting Phoenix for its arts and culture scene. The city offers plenty of museums, performing arts, and…
A Beginner’s Guide to Phoenix
Planning to visit Phoenix for the first time? First of all, great choice! As an underrated hub for culture and a getaway destination for groups of all kinds, this oasis city in the U.S. Southwest has a lot to offer for first-time visitors. In fact,…
Guide to Phoenix Airports
Phoenix, Arizona is a popular travel destination for many reasons. With unforgettable landscapes, one of a kind food stops, and unique tourist attractions for every age group, it’s a city that deserves a spot on your bucket list. But travelling to a new city, especially…
7 Best Phoenix Restaurants for Big Groups
Nothing brings people together quite like a good meal! If you’re planning a group meal for a special occasion out in Phoenix, you’ll have a selection of amazing restaurants to choose from. Whether you need a private dining space for your corporate holiday party or…
History Buff’s Guide to Phoenix
Although the Phoenix area has been home to Native people for centuries, the city of Phoenix wasn’t founded until 1881, and its oldest still-standing buildings only date to the 1890s and 1900s. That doesn’t mean the city is devoid of history, though. In addition to…
Guide to Phoenix Breweries
Arizona’s craft beer scene kicked into high gear in the 2010s, and the Phoenix area now boasts dozens of breweries scattered throughout downtown Phoenix, Gilbert, Tempe, and Chandler. If you’d like to gather a group of friends or coworkers for a day of beer tasting,…
Guide to Visiting the Grand Canyon with a Group
Grand Canyon National Park’s breathtaking views and mind-boggling depths (a mile deep in some spots!) draw nearly 6 million visitors every year, making it the second-most-visited national park in the United States. Considering how crowded this ancient landmark gets during peak tourist seasons, any group…
Charter a Bus to the Fiesta Bowl in Glendale
CFP bowl games bring out the best in college football players, which makes traveling to witness a matchup well worth the time and effort. The Fiesta Bowl is one of the biggest annual sporting events in Arizona, and Phoenix Charter Bus Company wants to help…