Travel in Phoenix runs on airline routes, tourism trends and regional visitor experiences, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in transportation infrastructure and the policies that shape how residents and visitors move through the region.
A 257-room dual-branded hotel development on an 8.15-acre site in North Phoenix has secured a five-year floating-rate construction loan.
Live Poll
Would you support new hotel construction in your community?
Flight AA-675 turned back to Phoenix Sky Harbor after its crew reported a brake issue shortly after takeoff.
The property debuts as The Peak Phoenix following a major $120 million renovation project.
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Should your local government invest in experimental materials to lower urban heat levels?
The 200-foot art installation at Cave Creek Sweetwater Park features a new heat-resistant coating.
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Do you believe city-run rideshare services effectively improve transit access in your community?
The city will begin a three-year rideshare service for residents in October 2026.
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Would you consider moving to Phoenix or another fast-growing U.S. city?
A TrustedHousesitters study of 50 U.S. destinations places Phoenix fifth on a list of cities Americans most want to move to.
Reporting here centers on new airline routes, shifts in hotel and rental capacity, tourism policy updates and destination popularity. It reaches across the city and the communities around it, touching every major transit point. Seasonal weather patterns significantly alter travel demand in the region, creating sharp spikes and dips in volume throughout the year. Changes in federal and state transit regulations often dictate how quickly the local travel industry can adapt to new demand.
