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Face masks must be worn publicly throughout Maricopa County. Many businesses are requiring face masks within their establishments as well. Also, please note that some businesses and public spaces are temporarily closed due to COVID-19, so be sure to verify hours of operation before visiting.
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Visit Phoenix is the largest membership-based destination marketing organization in Arizona and represents the entire metro Phoenix region.
With more than 44 million visitors having traveled to Greater Phoenix in 2017, being a part of Visit Phoenix can put your business directly in front of this lucrative customer base.
Membership with Visit Phoenix can open a new world of opportunities for your business. Learn about the benefits of membership.
Did you know?
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Tourism is the No. 1 export industry in Arizona.
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Visitors to metropolitan Phoenix spend more than $21.3 million per day.*
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VisitPhoenix.com had more than 2.7 million visits in 2018.
*Source: Longwoods International & Tourism Economics
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