On April 29, Puerto Vallarta International Airport will begin upgrading its air conditioning system to improve efficiency and reliability. Running through May 26, the project replaces older equipment with eco-friendly technology, with temporary ventilation measures in place to maintain passenger comfort.
The National Weather Service has released its 2026 tropical cyclone outlook, predicting a high level of storm activity in both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Driven by the El Niño climate pattern, these forecasts provide a vital opportunity for coastal communities to prepare for the season.
Puerto Vallarta has been nominated in the Best City category of the 2026 Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards, placing the destination among leading cities worldwide. Voting remains open through June 30, with final results to be announced in October.
The Amado Nervo Bridge has reached 60% completion, keeping it firmly on track for a July 2026 opening. This vital link will revolutionize travel between Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas, cutting commute times in half and easing traffic for all residents.
As Biblioteca Los Mangos celebrates its 30th anniversary, Puerto Vallarta City Council has approved a new 30-year land agreement, securing the future of this well-loved cultural and educational center and allowing its programs, workshops, and community services to continue for decades to come.
Puerto Vallarta's City Council has unanimously approved urgent support for vendors affected by recent fires at the 5 de Diciembre Market. Plans include modernizing the aging electrical system and providing financial aid to help impacted businesses reopen quickly.
Puerto Vallarta officials have approved the loan of municipal land for the city’s first electric bus charging station and operations yard, a key step in launching the new electromobility system. The project will support the arrival of electric buses set to begin service in May along key city routes.
Puerto Vallarta has launched a proactive campaign to eliminate mosquito breeding sites before the rainy season. By focusing on household water management and community cooperation, local health officials aim to protect residents and ensure a safer summer.
Puerto Vallarta could see temperatures climb to 38°C starting in July as a possible El Niño event strengthens. Officials are urging residents to stay hydrated, limit sun exposure, and take precautions as hotter conditions are expected during the summer season.
Puerto Vallarta’s City Council has approved the call for nominations for the 2026 Premio Vallarta, honoring citizens and organizations who have made exceptional contributions to the city. Nominations are open through April 27, with awards to be presented May 31.
