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The Navajo Nation has a land base of 27,000 square miles, extending into the States of Arizona, New Mexico, & Utah. This area has a long history going back as far as pre-historic times & the subsequent arrival of Spanish & European settlers. This is home to the Navajo people with its array of national monuments, tribal parks & historical sites, and Lake Powell with its 186 miles of Navajoland shoreline.
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Navajo Tourism Dept. NEWSLETTER — FY 2026 / 2nd Quarter / Issue 3
Read about the role of the Navajo Tourism Department on the Navajo Nation, where we are headed, and our goals. The show attendee stats on our latest participation in the Travel & Adventure Show series.If you would like to participate
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Navajo Tourism Dept. NEWSLETTER — FY 2026 / 1st Quarter / Issue 2
This latest edition highlights the Ancient Wayves Tour Company based in Montezuma Creek, Utah and their recent recognition! If you would like to participate in the next edition of the newsletter, email Janelle Josea - [email protected] to pitch your idea
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NEW! Navajo Tourism Dept. launches a new quarterly newsletter!
The Navajo Tourism Department team created a new newsletter that soft launched on August 2025. These newsletters were distributed to local chapter houses, Navajo departments and programs in Window Rock, AZ. If you would like to view a digital copy, you
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Our day tour experience with Shash Diné Eco-Retreat
LECHEE, ARIZONA – The Navajo Tourism staff took a day trip to visit with Baya Meehan to talk about and see her glamping business, Shash Diné Eco-Retreat, located just 12 miles south of Page, Arizona. Upon arriving to the property, we
