Puerto Vallarta is set to welcome thousands of visitors for Semana Santa and Pascua (Holy Week and Easter) with a comprehensive safety and emergency response plan in place. From April 11 to 27, more than 190 officers will be stationed across beaches, rivers, and popular tourist spots to ensure a secure and orderly holiday season.
Puerto Vallarta’s healthcare system is set to expand with a new Civil Hospital at the University Center of the Coast. Announced by Governor Pablo Lemus, this project strengthens medical services and education, ensuring better care for residents and visitors while training future healthcare professionals.
Puerto Vallarta is taking strong action to combat gender-based violence by joining the State of Jalisco's 'Barrios de Paz' program and establishing new municipal systems for equality and violence prevention. With key initiatives and funding, the city is building a safer, more just, and inclusive community, ensuring a better future for all.
Get ready for an inspiring day of connection and understanding as the Puerto Vallarta municipal government and NGOs join together to commemorate World Autism Awareness Day. On April 2, everyone is invited to participate in a series of activities designed to foster awareness and celebrate the remarkable capabilities of those with autism.
Puerto Vallarta is set to welcome 23 international cruise ships this April, matching last year’s arrivals for the same month. According to the National Port System Administration (Asipona), among the scheduled arrivals, two days will feature double cruise visits, and two others will see triple arrivals.
Mexicana de Aviación continues to expand its services, bringing travelers more opportunities to explore Mexico. On Friday, March 28, the airline resumed direct flights between Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) and Puerto Vallarta, adding two weekly flights to its growing network.
Puerto Vallarta is inviting residents to help shape its future through public consultation forums that started on March 26 and continue through April 3. These meetings, held across neighborhoods and online, will gather ideas on urban growth, social equity, and economic development to build a stronger, more inclusive city.
SEAPAL Vallarta has renewed its Water Quality Certification for the 34th time, ensuring safe, reliable drinking water for residents and visitors. Mayor Luis Munguía praised this achievement, highlighting its impact on public health and tourism while reaffirming the city's commitment to excellence.
Ballet Xiutla recently marked 31 years with a dazzling dinner show at the Cuale Cultural Center, uniting over 250 guests for an evening of music, dance, and tradition. The event raised funds for an upcoming tour through Puebla, Veracruz, Tabasco, Campeche, and Yucatán, keeping Vallarta’s culture alive.
Puerto Vallarta’s success at Gala 2025 strengthens its position as a top destination, securing key tourism agreements and boosting North American partnerships. With rising bookings, expanded air connectivity, and strategic plans for 2025, the city is set for another year of strong growth.
