The economic climate of Tucson is governed largely by the presence of the University of Arizona, the Army Intelligence Center, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and the tourism industry. The city attracts many highly qualified employees in the scope of technically advanced industrial work.

Mexican food lovers rejoice! Tucson has both nationally acclaimed Mexican food and affordable housing for the Southwestern gourmand. Try restaurants such as El Charro Café. Open since 1922, El Charro Café is Tucson’s oldest Mexican restaurant and, reportedly, the site of the world’s first chimichanga.