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NATJA Brings 140 Journalists to Puerto Vallarta For a Week of Fun

The North American Travel Journalists Association (Natja) brought 140 journalists from around the United States, Canada, and Mexico, to Puerto Vallarta for their 13th annual conference.

The conference came to a close yesterday, May 8, after a week of exploring some of the best restaurants and activities in the area.

Natja president, Helen Hernandez, on behalf of the group said that Puerto Vallarta is a great tourist destination, both for its natural beauties and the quality of their services, and above all, for the hospitality offered to visitors.

Helen said that probably in the next few days the visiting journalists . . .

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