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Thursday, October 31, 2024

Sedona tourism

Tourists coming no matter what, so offer facilities

Last week, we sent Larson Newspapers photo­journalist Daulton Venglar to shoot aerial footage with his drone over Uptown and the U.S. Forest Service lands near Fay Canyon: Uptown, to show how the normally busy shopping district was vacant and...

Hotel occupancy falls to 10%

Normally this time of the year, Sedona hotels are near-capacity while restaurants and shops are packed with visitors as they enjoy the spring­time weather. Things are different these days as streets and most businesses are barren as a result...

Sedona hotels take hit & Jeeps halt

The economic ripple effect of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 has made its way across the country, with the Sedona area being no exception.  As the number of confirmed cases and deaths rise nationwide, Sedona Chamber...

Blame roads, not tourists for congestion

While day trippers from Phoenix, Tucson or Flagstaff are nice, they spend a relatively small amount of money at an Uptown shop or West Sedona restaurant on their way to a hiking trail or spot in Oak Creek Canyon....

Chamber updates Sedona City Council on tourism

The message from the Sedona Chamber of Commerce has remained the same for the past few years: When it comes to tourism, the goal is quality over quantity with less visitors spending more money. Sedona...

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Fine Art Museum of Sedona opens its first exhibit

A dream more than a decade in the making came true on Oct. 3, when the Fine Art Museum...

Hobbs, USFS sign fire risk meeting plan

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a non-binding Shared Stewardship Agreement with the federal government on Thursday, Oct. 10,...
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