Here’s a general guide on how to travel to Tucson:

By Air:

Airport: The primary airport serving is Tucson International Airport (TUS).

Airlines: Many international and domestic airlines operate flights to Tucson. Check for direct flights from your location or connecting flights if direct options aren’t available.

Transport from the Airport: Upon arrival, you can take an Uber or rent a car.

Alternative Airport is Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX).

Transport from the Airport: Upon arrival, you can take an Uber or rent a car. We suggest you to assess UoA suggestion website: https://international.arizona.edu/international-faculty/tucson-transportation

Airports

  • Tucson International Airport
  • Airport shuttle [https://stagecoachexpressshuttle.com/tucson/]
  • Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
  • Tucson-to-Phoenix airport shuttle [https://groometransportation.com/arizona/?sd_client_id=dcd6ce32-654b-4902-8ed4-a0cb67b60e91&sd_client_id=44f0dd77-7647-42bc-ab1b-9b6c231b3f85]

Bus

  • Greyhound Bus intrastate and interstate travel [https://www.greyhound.com/]
  • Suntran Tucson bus system [https://www.suntran.com/]

Car

  • Uber
  • Yellow Cab [https://yellowcabaz.com/]
  • Cool Cab [https://www.thecoolcab.com/]
  • Lyft

Streetcar or Shuttle

  • Sunlink Schedule (University area only) [https://www.suntran.com/routes-services/find-my-bus/?search=&services%5B%5D=9&filter=filter]
  • CatTran Shuttle (University area only) [https://parking.arizona.edu/cattran/]

Train * Amtrak Passenger railroad system [https://www.amtrak.com/stations/tus]

Travel Documentation:

Passport and Visa: All visitors to the USA must carry a passport that’s valid for at least six months from the date when you intend to leave the country. Travelers from more than 50 countries require ESTA for stays of less than three months. For longer stays, a visitor’s visa may be required. Make sure you check your passport and visa requirements on the USE Immigration Services website when you’re planning your trip.

Local Transportation:

Once in Tucson, you can use its buses and street cars as a form of public transportation.

Accommodation:

Tucson offers an ample selection of accommodations, to suit various preferences and budgets. Half of these rooms are conveniently located downtown, ensuring guests are less than 25 minutes away from their destinations via public transit. Options range from affordable to upscale, with nightly rates between $100 and $300. For those seeking more economical choices, there are numerous AirBnB listings and hostels available. Additionally, university residences provide an alternative for budget-conscious attendees, offering the essential comforts at a more modest cost.