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FCCA Will Visit Puerto Vallarta

Estefanía Montes
Jun. 26, 2019
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Executives of the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA), will get together with Constanza Suárez, director of Administración Portuaria Integral (API) of Puerto Vallarta to promote the arrival of more cruise ships at our destination.

The reunion is organized by the API Puerto Vallarta, together with the company Puerto Mágico, who will be in charge of presenting all the lovely elements that our city has to offer to its visitors.

The gathering will have the presence of Michele M. Paige, president of the FCCA; Sandra Weir, vice-president of Development of Destinations and Relations with the Government of the Norwegian Cruise Line; Carlos Estrada, director of commercial operations; and Hein Erasmus, senior manager of the Development of Product and Marketing of the Carnival Cruise Line.

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