Arizona

Arizona is the 48^th state in the south western United States. It is bordered by Nevada and California to the West, New Mexico to the East, Utah to the North, and Mexico to the South. Arizona covers an area of 113,998 square kilometers and has a population of 6,392,017 people. The capital of Arizona is Phoenix; a city with a population of 1,445,632 people and a land area of 519 square kilometers.

Phoenix has a subtropical arid climate; with extremely hot summers and warm winters. From September through April, the state of Phoenix enjoys serene and pleasant weather. Autumn is possibly the best time to visit, although in the spring, visitors will be able to witness the majority of festivals that are held around that period.

Although Arizona’s official language is English, Spanish is also broadly spoken. Appealing to both Spanish and English speakers is increasingly important because in a competitive business atmosphere, it is vital to achieve market shares in the course of marketing and advertising by using both languages.

Arizona’s official currency is the US dollar. The nation’s economy is convincingly well, bearing in mind the number of factors that are demanding growth with the terrible condition for housing, the towering of costs, challenging effects of abridged state and appalling weather.

The most renowned tourist attraction of Arizona is the Grand Canyon which is located entirely in northern Arizona. Hundreds of thousands of people visit the Grand Canyon yearly because of its amazing view and environment.

Saguaro National Park is another tourist destination which is located in the southern Arizona. There are many kinds of cacti that are abundant in the park, including barrel, cholla, and prickly pear. Some of the endangered species live here like the Lesser Long-nosed Bat and the Mexican Spotted Owl.