Puerto Vallarta is preparing for a distinctive and memorable Day of the Dead celebration this year. Themed "Remember Me," the festival will occur from October 31 to November 3, transforming the city's downtown area, cemeteries, and neighborhoods into a lively cultural center.
Puerto Vallarta’s inaugural International Trash Fishing Tournament, held on October 20, 2024, brought together dozens of volunteers to clean up Banderas Bay. With 37 boats participating, the event successfully removed 2.3 tons of waste, highlighting the community's commitment to protecting the ocean.
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.
Experience Puerto Vallarta’s Day of the Dead, a celebration of life, culture, and remembrance. With the world’s tallest catrina, colorful parades, traditional altars, and lively music, the city offers an unforgettable way to honor this cherished Mexican holiday and its deep-rooted traditions.
The new municipal administration in Puerto Vallarta is making significant strides in addressing the city's longstanding garbage collection issues. According to Javier Navarro, director of Municipal Public Services, the situation has improved considerably since taking office earlier this month.
Puerto Vallarta has solidified its status as a premier destination for sports tourism, hosting the prestigious UTMB® World Series for the third consecutive year. From November 7th to 9th, the city will welcome elite runners from around the globe for this renowned mountain ultramarathon.
Puerto Vallarta has been ranked the #6 fishing town in the world and #4 in Mexico for 2024 by FishingBooker. This ranking highlights its thriving fishing scene, with top scores in available charters and bookings, solidifying the town's reputation as a world-class angling destination.
Puerto Vallarta has taken a significant step towards improving public safety with the recent installation of 120 new emergency response poles throughout the city. These innovative devices, known as Tótems, provide citizens with a direct and efficient way to report emergencies and seek assistance.
Puerto Vallarta's booming tourism industry has driven up housing demand, causing rents to rise by up to 60% in recent years. Longtime residents are being displaced as prices soar, but Mayor Luis Munguía is pushing for affordable housing solutions through partnerships with INFONAVIT and private investors.
Despite the challenges faced earlier this year, Puerto Vallarta's hotel sector is poised for a successful end to 2024. Optimism abounds with strong reservations for November and December, leading industry leaders to anticipate surpassing this year's goals by 2025.
