Don’t Fit Right In.
Tucson is a place that does things a little differently—and that’s exactly the point. Surrounded by desert landscapes, mountain views, and rich culture, Tucson invites visitors to slow down, explore, and experience something real.
As host city for the Bicycle Industry Summit and El Tour de Tucson, Tucson offers the perfect backdrop for connection, conversation, and outdoor adventure.
Host Hotel
The Bicycle Industry Summit host hotels are Hampton Inn & Suites / Home2 Suites by Hilton, located near downtown Tucson and the Tucson Convention Center.
Staying at one of the host hotels provides easy access to Summit sessions, El Tour de Tucson activities, and nearby dining and entertainment.
Getting to Tucson
Fly into:
Tucson International Airport (TUS)
The airport is conveniently located just 8–10 miles from downtown Tucson and the Tucson Convention Center.
Transportation from the Airport
Uber / Lyft: Readily available and typically a 15–20 minute ride to downtown hotels
Taxi: Available at the airport ground transportation area
Rental Car: All major rental car companies operate on-site at TUS
Getting to the Summit
Summit Venue:
Tucson Convention Center
Most downtown hotels—including the host hotels—are a short walk or quick rideshare from the venue.
Getting Around Downtown
Downtown Tucson is compact and walkable, with plenty of options close to the Convention Center and host hotels:
Walking
Rideshare (Uber / Lyft)
Biking (for those bringing a bike or renting locally)
Dining & Food Options
Downtown Tucson offers a wide range of dining options, from casual spots to sit-down restaurants. Attendees will find plenty of choices within walking distance of the Convention Center and host hotels.
Popular nearby options include:
Local Mexican and Southwest cuisine
Casual cafés and coffee shops
Breweries and cocktail bars
Quick lunch options for between sessions
Friday evening dinner is on your own, and downtown Tucson provides an easy, enjoyable place to explore local food and drink.
Weather & What to Pack
November in Tucson typically offers mild, comfortable weather—perfect for walking, riding, and spending time outdoors.
Expect warm days and cooler evenings
Layers are recommended, especially for early mornings and evenings
Bringing a Bike
If you plan to ride:
The Friday morning casual ride is optional and informal
El Tour de Tucson rides take place on Saturday
More details on bike transport, storage, and local bike shops will be shared closer to the event