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Ali Dugaw

  • Travel and Food Writer, Fabulous Arizona
  • Senior Public Relations Specialist, Phoenix PR & Marketing
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As seen in: Fabulous Arizona, KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ), KTVK-TV (Phoenix, AZ), WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC), AZ Big Media, KPLC-TV (Lake Charles, LA), WAFF-TV (Huntsville, AL), WOIO-TV (Cleveland, OH), The Entertainer Magazine, Scottsdale Airpark News, Scottsdale Progress and
Covers:  Restaurants, travel, gluten free food, products, wine, events, things to do
Doesn't Cover: Hard news
📺 Former TV producer in Public Relations ✍ Freelance Writer 🍽 Creator of GlutenFreeTravelGirl.com

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Scottsdale’s Cien Agaves Tacos & Tequila Opens Chandler Location

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By Ali Dugaw
| Fabulous Arizona Verified
For a generation of Valley locals, Cien Agaves Tacos & Tequila is more than a restaurant. It is part of their Scottsdale history. For many, a night out meant tacos and margaritas there before heading off to whatever came next. Now, nearly 20 years after opening its doors, Cien Agaves has opened a second location in Chandler, bringing an Old Town institution to the East Valley.
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Village Camp Flagstaff: Summer camp nostalgia meets glamping

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By Ali Dugaw
| The Best of the Southwest (BOSW) Verified
Somewhere between the smores, hiking and bunk beds, Village Camp Flagstaff captures a feeling many adults have not experienced in years, if ever: summer camp. Located in Bellemont, about 15 minutes west of Flagstaff, Village Camp Flagstaff opened in 2023 as an outdoor resort that blends the spirit of camping with the comfort of a modern vacation home. Need more?
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Off The Record: Phoenix’s New High-Energy Singalong Spot

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By Ali Dugaw
| Fabulous Arizona Verified
Downtown Phoenix has a new nightlife destination putting a fresh spin on karaoke, minus the stage fright. Off The Record, located at First Avenue and Roosevelt Street, opened in May with a concept built around group singalongs. Instead of stepping onto a stage, Off The Record guests remain in–or out of–their seats while music videos with lyrics are projected across the entire space so everyone can participate, turning strangers into a collective chorus.
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