Monthly Archives: October 2012
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Society of American Travel Writers in Puerto Vallarta
By Javier Machain On Friday October 20th the Society’s session on “Market Place” was held in one of the Velas Vallarta Resort convention centers, attended…
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Autumn in Tangerine and Turquoise – Nuptial Special 2013
By Rebeca Gonzalez The color tangerine (labeled color of the year in 2012), will continue to carry special distinction, but now alongside another color: turquoise….
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Golf: An Outstanding Sport on the Beaches of Mexico.
By Verónica Toro The green areas that exist in Puerto Vallarta and the Riviera Nayarit are so vast that many have been made into golf…
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The Best Beaches for Surfing
By Verónica Toro The Pacific Ocean is recognized as an excellent place to practice one of beach enthusiasts’ most loved activities: surfing. The climates of…
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A Brief Tour of Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón
By Verónica Toro Surely millions of Mexican and international tourists wonder about the meaning of the sculptures placed on the boardwalk, or malecón in downtown…
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Classic Mint for Spring – Nuptial Special 2013
The year 2013 brings innovative ideas for you to use on your special day. Here we have gathered some of the most inspiring trends, and…
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Releasing the Baby Turtles
By Javier Machain I had been hearing from friends about their experiences freeing the turtles for a long time. Some had participated in turtle camps or…
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The Tradition behind a Hindu Wedding
Full of symbolism, music and beauty, a wedding in the Hindu religion involves three days of unique celebrations, intended to teach the couple the experiences and…
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The 2nd International Bird Festival
By Verónica Toro Mexico’s Bay of Banderas region is home to close to 300 different species of birds. This year it was announced that once…
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Multicolored Experiences in Vallarta
By Verónica Toro One ethnic group that continues to remain faithful to their traditions and customs in Mexico are the Huichols. These indigenous people commonly…
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