Fodor's Arizona 2000

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• Used

  Paperback
  1999

  $6.36

  Fodor's guides are always a pleasure. - The Chicago Tribune Teeming with maps and loaded with addresses, phone numbers, and directions. - Newsday Experienced and first-time travelers alike rely on Fodor's Gold Guides for rich, reliable coverage the world over.Updated each year and containing a full-color foldout Rand McNally map, a Fodor's Gold Guide is an essential tool for any kind of traveler.If you can take only one guide, this is the guide for you. New for 2000! Full-color sections let you experience Arizona before you get there. With region-by-region virtual tours and cross-referencing to the main text, Fodor's color sections are a great way to begin planning your trip. Let the world's smartest guide enrich your trip Full-color images evoke what makes Arizona unique - Local experts show you the special places - Thorough updating keeps you on track - Practical information gives you the tools to explore - Easy-to-use format puts it all at your fingertips Choose among many hotels and restaurants in all price categories Stay at dude ranches, fine resorts, sybaritic spas, and atmospheric Old West hotels - Dine in Mexican cafes, rustic steak houses, restaurants with innovative Southwestern cooking - Check out hundreds of detailed reviews and learn what's distinctive about each place Mix and match our itineraries and discover the unexpected Savvy descriptions help you decide where to go and when - Driving and walking tours guide you through the Grand Canyon, Indian reservations, the desert, Scottsdale, Sedona, and Tucson - Find great sources for Native American crafts and jewelry, Western wear, and Southwest-style home furnishings Go straight to the facts you need and find all that's new Useful maps and background information - How to get there and get around - When to go - What to pack - How to avoid the Canyon crowds - Costs, hours, and tips by the thousands

• Used

  Paperback
  1998

  $5.94

  Tourism to Arizona was up in 1997, with 28.5 million people visiting the state.

  This new edition includes brand-new coverage of the Grand Canyon, packed with insider tips, and the scoop on pre-season baseball: how to meet the players, how to get great seats, where the teams play, and more. In addition, the guide features an informative new guide to Native American cultures that outlines their history and proper etiquette when visiting a Native American community.

  This beautiful and practical introductory section takes readers on a virtual tour of Arizona, showcasing what's where and the must sees and dos, and highlights the incredible diversity of the destination. Cross-referenced to the main text, it's both inspirational and useful for planning. Two of the Gold Guide's top features, Great Itineraries and Fodor's Choice, stand out in full color.

  This edition features a distinctive new gold cover with a hard-hitting subtitle that effectively sells the guide's unique features, plus a bold new spine that highlights the Rand McNally map inside, and lively backcover copy that creates excitement about the destination and establishes Fodor's as the brand leader.

  International visitors numbered about 2.47 million in 1997. About 50% of these originated in Mexico and about 13% in Canada.