Crossing Worlds in Arizona
November 22, 2009 | Written by Virginia Foley
There are no passport checks, no immigration lines and no border patrol, yet to enter the remote desert land of Southeast Arizona is truly a crossing of worlds. This is where one of the oldest civilizations in North America lives, where ancient culture and traditions, spirituality and mythology form one continuous link from past to present.
If you are ready to leave behind our world of consumerism, excess, technology,... [Read more]
Fall Festivals in Arizona
August 27, 2009 | Written by ITKT Media Partners
(MESA, Ariz) – Set among the fiery sunsets of the Sonoran Desert, the city of Mesa is known for its amazing weather, quaint dining, and ample shopping opportunities in a thriving arts district. Mesa Arts and Culture’s fall festivals provide the perfect entertainment for the entire family during a relaxing visit to Arizona.
Featured by Cookie Magazine on Good Morning America as one of the top fall festivals in... [Read more]
Discovering Scottsdale’s Green Side
August 24, 2009 | Written by ITKT Media Partners
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (Aug. 4, 2009) – Part celebration, part art exhibit, part music festival, and all environmentally friendly, Green Street Scottsdale will celebrate the city’s sustainability efforts on Nov. 12. The free event, which takes place during the 2009 Greenbuild International Conference & Expo at the Phoenix Convention Center Nov. 11-13, will kick off with a special ArtWalk in the Scottsdale Arts District... [Read more]
Scottsdale’s Dining Scene
August 23, 2009 | Written by ITKT Media Partners
Digestif, one of restaurateur Peter Kasperski’s renowned downtown restaurants, has found a new home in the location that used to house Chef Nobuo Fukuda’s Sea Saw. The new, intimate location for the gastropub seats 35 and brings you closer than ever to the masterful creations of Chef Payton Curry who whips up farm-to-table delights like house-cured prosciutto and crispy pork shoulder with arugula. Known just... [Read more]
Save in Arizona this Summer
August 11, 2009 | Written by ITKT Media Partners
Phoenix, Ariz. (July 14, 2009) – In celebration of its 80th anniversary year, the legendary Wigwam Golf Resort & Spa is offering a limited-time summer line-up of exclusive packages and rates, ranging from the ultimate romantic desert escape for two for just $179 per couple to $99 bed & breakfast and $79 summer rates.
Nestled just 10 minutes west of the 101 South at Camelback Road, the Wigwam is nestled... [Read more]
Spring Training Cactus League Style
April 22, 2009 | Written by Harold Rhosen
You’re never too old to learn something new. Any traveler can tell you that. I learned this week that for a real baseball fan, attending a spring training game can be a more enjoyable experience than a regular season game.
The Cactus League, in Arizona, hosts spring training games for many major league teams every year, and has been doing so since 1946 when Cleveland Indians owner Bill Veeck moved his spring... [Read more]
Winter Clearance Sale on Air Fares
January 11, 2009 | Written by ITKT Media Partners
ALASKA AIRLINES, HORIZON AIR LAUNCH WINTER CLEARANCE SALE
SEATTLE — Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air have launched a Winter Clearance Sale
with low fares to many of the carriers’ destinations on the West Coast, Alaska,
the East Coast, Canada and Mexico. Tickets require a 14-day advance purchase
and are valid for travel through June 10, 2009.
“Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air have more... [Read more]
Marriott Golf Goes Green
January 10, 2009 | Written by ITKT Media Partners
“It is only fitting that our original golf property, Camelback Golf Club, is the final location to achieve certification, completing our environmental program goal for 2008,” said Robert Waller, Senior Director of Grounds, Marriott Golf. “We are extremely proud to be part of Marriott’s worldwide green initiative, and equally excited about our leadership position in promoting golf and the environment.”
Audubon... [Read more]
