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Special Wine Event at Blanca Blue July 23
 Patrick Harrison
Join us on Saturday, July 23rd at 7 pm at the beautiful oceanfront Blanca Blue Restaurant & Lounge for another popular Blanca Blue Wine Event. For this special evening, Blanca Blue will be featuring wines from the award-winning Mexican winery Roganto.
Vallarta Buses May Run at Night in August
 Alan Yamil Hinojosa
At last week's Prevention of Accidents meeting, Jalisco Department of Highways & Transportation Secretary, Diego Monraz, stated that the proposal of implementing night time transportation in Puerto Vallarta may be approved to start in August, 2011.
 Entertaining in Your Puerto Vallarta Home
 Laura Gelezunas
When you purchase a second home or move to Puerto Vallarta, everyone wants to visit. Since many full- and part-time residents find themselves hosting more get-togethers, Timothy Real Estate Group Agent Linda Kennedy de Espinosa shares her recipe for Roasted Fresh Salsa.
PV Malecón Opens to Pedestrians June 15
 VisitPuertoVallarta.com
At a recent weekly meeting, Mayor Salvador González Reséndiz assured downtown area business owners that the reconstruction project is moving along at a very good pace. The first two streets along Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón will begin welcoming foot traffic as of July 16.
 Puerto Vallarta's 2011 Small Business Boom
 Ubardo Aguilar
During the first half of 2011, 585 small businesses have begun operations in Puerto Vallarta: 98 in February, 166 in March, 89 in April, 122 in May and 110 in June. The companies opened in the month of June alone generated 139 jobs and an investment of $6,691,000 pesos.
Tourism Police Reinstated in Puerto Vallarta
 VisitPuertoVallarta.com
City Hall and local authorities from Puerto Vallarta's tourism sector have reinstated tourism police in the hopes of providing a better sense of security for both local residents as well as national and foreign tourists.
Mexico Wins Under-17 World Cup
 Andrew Das
Mexico won the FIFA Under-17 World Cup for the second time on Sunday, continuing its recent run of success at the junior level with a 2-0 victory over Uruguay at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City.
PV's Second Tunnel Construction Update
 Puerto Vallarta OCV
Puerto Vallarta Mayor Salvador González Reséndiz is supervising the construction of the Libramiento’s Second Tunnel. As of now, cylindrical mesh, covered with layers of cement, are being placed accordingly to avoid any mud slides, especially during this rainy season.
Summer Events at Vallarta Botanical Gardens
 VallartaBotanicalGardensAC.org
Since opening its gates in 2004, Vallarta Botanical Gardens has been a not-to-be-missed highlight of any trip to PV. But the 20 acres of native tropical plants even more beautiful in the summer, and there are plenty of special events to keep you entertained.
Jalisco is Ready for Pan American Games
 Guadalajara2011.org.mx
Jalisco is ready to show Mexico and the world that it’s capable of doing great things. Since 1995, officials have worked on getting the Pan American Games so that the world would know that Jalisco is a developed and prosperous state where a promising future is being built.
Art in Japanese Hands Exhibition & Events
 BanderasNews.com
If you haven't made it out to the Puerto Vallarta International Convention Center to see the Japanese Art Exhibition, 'Art in Japanese Hands,' there's still time! The expo continues through July 15, and there are educational and entertaining events scheduled through July 13.
Fun Ways to Exercise in Puerto Vallarta This Summer
 Sylvie Scopazzo
One of the many things I love about Puerto Vallarta is that it provides great ‘work out’ weather! But what does one do for exercise during our summer months? Staying in shape in the heat and humidity can be quite challenging and requires you to get up and out early.
Vallarta Botanical Gardens Summer News
 Robert Price
Summer news from Vallarta Botanical Gardens, including an overview of a recent trip to Mexico City’s state-of-the-art Botanical Garden, an update on the 'Guess the First Rainy Day at the Gardens' contest and plans for the first Puerto Vallarta Bougainvillea Festival.
Mexican Migration Sputters to a Trickle
 Damien Cave
Over the past 15 years, Mexico, a country once defined by poverty and beaches, has progressed politically and economically in ways rarely acknowledged by Americans debating immigration. This has caused Mexican migration to sputter to a trickle.
Approach of 2012 to Spark Mayan Tourism
 Chase Buckner
Ever since scientists/historians have discovered that 2012 marks a certain 'end' to the Mayan Calendar, the world's been abuzz. Seizing this opportunity to bolster travel to Mexico, President Felipe Calderon announced the launch of the 'Mundo Maya 2012' tourism program.
Irresistible India at Daiquiri Dick's
 BanderasNews.com
From July 6th-11th Daiquiri Dick's in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico introduces the Flavors of India on their Summer Sizzle Menu - a special 3-course meal with your choice of appetizer, entrée and dessert for only $299 pesos.
Ringo Starr to Perform in Mexico City
 Informativo Vallarta
Former Beatle Ringo Starr chose Mexico City as the first stop in Latin America for his fall 'Peace and Love' concert tour. According to information on Starr's official website, the show will take place on November 1, 2011 at the National Auditorium.
Bargains Spur 12% Increase in Mexico Tourism
 Leonel Sánchez
Tourism in Mexico is up again despite the perception that it is not safe because of the drug-related violence that has claimed thousands of Mexican lives in recent years, according to a binational panel that was held in San Diego on June 27, 2011.
Has Mexico's Capital Gain Tax Law Changed?
 Michael Green
Mexico's capital gain tax law has not changed, but the interpretation and enforcement have. Remember that the intent of the exemption granted for Capital Gain tax on the sale of a primary residence is supposed to be just that; Your Primary Residence.
Books on Mexico Make Great Summer Reading
 LivePuntaMita.com
Studying up on Mexico can be one of the most fun bits of 'research' you’ll ever do. If you’d like to learn more about this fascinating country, the following books offer enjoyable and interesting summer reading for adults and kids alike.
Botanical Gardens' Mexico Matters Campaign
 Jesús Alberto Reyes García
The reputation and image of Mexico is under attack by a negative media campaign focusing almost exclusively on drug violence. The world needs to hear the positive news of Mexico, so the Vallarta Botanical Gardens has started a campaign to counter all the media hype.
A Mid-Summer Evening of Music & Cocktails
 Pamela Thompson
Join us for a pleasant evening of cocktails, appetizers and music at The River Café on July 27th as we raise much-needed funds for Puerto Vallarta's Public Library, Biblioteca Los Mangos.
Three Cruise Lines Say 'Yes' to Vallarta
 Ubardo Aguilar
This week cruise ship arrivals will start to pick up at the maritime terminal of Puerto Vallarta, as the Carnival Splendor, Ocean Dream and Pacific Star cruise ships begin making weekly trips to the Pacific coast of Mexico.
This Month's Hot Property at Tropicasa Realty
 Torre Allende - 5 de Diciembre
If you are looking to buy an affordable condominium in Puerto Vallarta with room to spread out, Torre Allende is it! This 2 bedroom, 2 bath modern home has an enormous open floor plan and is well located just a few blocks from the Malecón.
Mexican Sailors' Historic Journey
 Paty Aguilar
The sailing adventure began on April 3, when the 54 foot Mexican sailboat, Sans Souci II and its' Mexican crew departed from Marina Riviera Nayarit, bound for the South Pacific and back, a total distance of almost 9,000 nautical miles, or 16,200 kilometers.
Radiologist Dr Daniel Rodriguez Interview
 Pamela Thompson
Puerto Vallarta is lucky to have state-of-the-art radiology equipment in addition to meticulous radiologists. HealthCare Resources asks radiologist Dr. Rodriguez a few questions regarding CAT scan (Computerized Axial Tomography) studies.
An Ancient Archeological Site in Jalisco
 Bill Bell
Just outside the modest little town of Teuchitlán, Jalisco, 40 kilometers due West of Guadalajara, lies one of the most impressive archeological sites in all of Western Mexico, Los Guachimontones.
PEACE Invites you to Shop for a Cause
 Becci Burchett
'Small Acts Transform the World.' This is one of many uplifting phrases printed on wall art, wall cards and posters by globally conscious businesses, Children Inspire Design and Fresh Words Market, who are donating 50% of their online sales to PEACE from July 6-9, 2011.
Las Juntas-Ixtapa Highway Nears Completion
Que Hay
Mayor Salvador González Resendiz recently visited the site of the Las Juntas-Ixtapa highway extension and reported that the first stage is 90 percent complete, and should be finished in the next 20 days.
Discover Daiquiri Dick's Lunch Break
 BanderasNews.com
If you think of Daiquiri Dick's exclusively for romantic dinners and special occasions, think again! Discover their new Lunch Break - perfectly portioned, quickly served, and pleasantly priced meals that are ideal for working folks, tired shoppers or light luncheons.
Million-Peso Fish is in Riviera Nayarit
 Riviera Nayarit CVB
The International Tuna and Marlin Fishing Tournament of Bahia de Banderas Riviera Nayarit, scehduled to take place at the La Cruz de Huanacaxtle Marina July 14 to 16, is offering over one million pesos in prizes.
What’s Happening in July at Los Mercados?
 Patrick Harrison
Vallarta’s favorite one-stop-shop for everything delicious will be taking a much-needed summer break. Los Mercados will be closed August 1 and re-opening October 13, so this month you’ll want to stock-up on your favorite things to get you through the summer.
Local Musicians Tell Their Own Stories
 Juan Pablo Hernández
Thinking outside the box, Puerto Vallarta musicians have taken matters into their own hands when it comes to self-promotion, achieving notoriety and a steady following among Banderas Bay area visitors and locals.
More Internationals Visiting Mexico
Chase Buckner
The negative slanted media coverage of Mexico pouring out of the US is hurting the Mexican Tourism industry. This has caused the industry to lower prices and offer enticing deals that are being eaten up by international travelers, causing an overall rise in tourism to Mexico.
New Mental Health Clinic Open in Vallarta
 VisitPuertoVallarta.com
Puerto Vallarta Mayor Salvador González Reséndiz recently inaugurated the new Mental Health Clinic, located in the Floresta neighborhood, making this the second clinic of its kind in the city. The center’s aim is to benefit the well-being of Vallarta’s general population.
Mexico Offers Family Fun Summer Options
 MagicOfMexico.com
School’s out and summer vacation planning is well underway, which makes it a great time to visit Mexico. Explore jungles, discover hidden waterfalls and bask in the sun on endless beaches – these are but a few of the fun-filled family experiences you can have in Mexico.
Celebrate July 4th at Mark's Bar & Grill
 BanderasNews.com
Mark's Bar & Grill, the legendary eatery and hangout for Bucerias' and the Banderas Bay area's most fascinating locals, is throwing an Independence Day party! You'll enjoy live music with Victor on guitar and vocals by Bea, plus a special July 4th menu.
Mexico or US - Which is the 'Failing State'?
 Latitude38.com
Given the sluggishness of the U.S. economy, Mexican professionals — once lured to the U.S. by Fortune 500 companies — are seeking opportunities in mid-size Mexican cities. This, in turn, is fueling new economic activity and encouraging domestic demand.
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