Jalisco is establishing itself as Mexico's Silicon Valley, drawing $2.76 billion in tech investments and adding over 40,500 jobs from 2019-2024. With top initiatives like the Jalisco Tech Hub Act, the state has become a prime site for tech giants, setting new standards for growth in Latin America.
Puerto Vallarta is set for a bustling winter season, as international travelers will make up a remarkable 78% of incoming flights U.S. routes make up 47%, Canada adds 29%, and European flights round out the lineup, according to Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico.
Puerto Vallarta continues to solidify its reputation as a safe and inviting destination, ranking as the safest city in Jalisco and the 5th safest in all of Mexico. This achievement is based on the latest findings from the INEGI for the third quarter of 2024.
The Marina Vallarta Art & Market has returned and continues every Thursday from 6-11 pm through May 2025. In addition to an assortment of treasures offered by 200 vendors, this vibrant market entertains tourists and locals alike with thrilling live performances.