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Luxury Arizona mountain resort getting multimillion-dollar facelift (opens the original)
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One of metro Phoenix's most luxurious resorts is about to get more opulent. Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort & Spa in Paradise Valley announced a multiyear, multimillion-dollar transformation that will involve room renovations and improved dining and spa options. The announcement of the upgrades at the 53-acre resort coincides with its transition to independent ownership and management, with local firms Berger Holdings and RJ Hospitality collaborating on the resort's renovation. "Our owners a
Arizona travelers crowned this airline inflight snack royalty (opens the original)
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Weary from running around at the airport between checking luggage, going through security and finding the gate, sweet relief sometimes comes in the form of a cookie or a bag of pretzels once you're settled in onboard. Airlines' free inflight snacks range from Lotus Biscoff cookies to Stellar Snacks pretzel braids to stroopwafels and plantain chips, depending on the time of day the flight takes off and airline. American Airlines' recent snack menu update inspired The Arizona Republic to ask reade
Phoenix lands new seasonal route to Mexico. Where and when you can fly (opens the original)
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The latest flight route between Arizona and Mexico is a new city for the airline with the largest flight capacity at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. American Airlines will introduce seasonal nonstop service between Phoenix and Oaxaca, Mexico, with service scheduled in late October and early November to coincide with Day of the Dead celebrations. The season is a short one, though. Nonstop service to Oaxaca via Xoxocotlán International Airport will only be available from Phoenix for four
Grand Canyon hotels and restaurants inside the national park (opens the original)
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Anyone who visits the Grand Canyon will behold the unforgettable sight of a vast, 277-mile-long gorge carved out millions of years ago by the Colorado River, a sight considered one of the seven natural wonders of the world. How vacationers fill the time spent before and after marveling at the Canyon can differ from there. They can choose an adventure on a budget that involves a no-frills lodge and grab-and-go sandwiches, or a swanky adventure with a stay in a historic hotel and a steak dinner. P
The Hoover Dam was closed for 3 days. Here's what happened (opens the original)
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After a nearly three-day shutdown, the concrete behemoth of the Colorado River along the borders of Arizona and Nevada is ready to welcome visitors again. Hoover Dam reopened to visitors around 4 p.m. July 30 after an issue with the dam's cableway system was resolved, according to a social media post from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, which built and operates Hoover Dam. "With the cableway system restored, Hoover Dam is ready to welcome visitors," the bureau stated. "Public access to visit the
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