Desert. Recently awarded the American Hotel & Lodging Association “Stars of the Industry” award, the largest golf resort in Southern Arizona was recognized by industry peers and colleagues. Two championship 18-hole layouts are situated at the Golf Club, while a superb 9-hole track plays around the resort further up the mountainside. In November 2011, Casino del Sol’s expansion to 215


rooms and suites with more than 65,000 square feet of function space will be available for groups looking for a place to stay and play. Currently Casino Del Sol, Southern Arizona’s premier entertainment and gaming destination, offers nearly 1000 slot machines, live blackjack, poker and bingo. There are six restaurants and three bars, live entertainment Thursday-Saturday nights and world-class entertainment at AVA Amphitheater. Tucson’s meeting choices span past luxury resorts; some


of Tucson’s most unique and beautiful venues can be found at the city’s best-known attractions. One of the region’s top attractions is the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, a fabulous living garden and cage-less zoo. It covers the entire Sonoran environment in one you-have-to-see-it-to-believe- it space. Over 1,200 different desert plants thrive in six different habitats, with a hummingbird aviary, mountain lions, ocelots, and Mexican wolves thrown in for good measure. Definitely check out the new Running Wild exhibit which takes place in the Warden Oasis Theater and features


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