The Tepic-Compostela highway in Nayarit is making remarkable progress and is expected to be completed this year. This new 26-kilometer stretch of road promises to transform travel and tourism across the region, reducing drive time between the state's capital and southern coast to approximately 50 minutes.
A quick-thinking driver and fast emergency response prevented tragedy on Saturday morning when a UnibusPV bus caught fire near the Juárez parking lot. The driver safely evacuated all 10 passengers, and firefighters swiftly controlled the blaze, avoiding injuries and damage to nearby stores.
Puerto Vallarta will welcome a total of 13 cruise ships this month, ensuring a steady influx of international visitors. The season began February 1st with the MS the World, which is enjoying a multi-day stay, departing Monday at 11 pm. This influx of tourists is expected to benefit local businesses and the economy.
Monterrey residents dreaming of Puerto Vallarta's sunny shores this Easter holiday will be delighted to hear that getting there just got easier. Beginning April 1st, Viva Aerobus is adding four weekly flights to its Monterrey-Puerto Vallarta route, increasing service from 21 to 25 flights per week.
Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas are strengthening security measures ahead of the upcoming Constitution Day long weekend. Officials from both municipalities recently met to discuss collaborative efforts to combat crime, with a focus on ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for residents and the anticipated influx of tourists.
Puerto Vallarta made significant strides at the FITUR tourism fair in Spain, strengthening ties with European markets and working to restore key flight connections. The event fostered productive talks with airlines, tour operators, and media to boost tourism and connectivity for 2025 and beyond.
Puerto Vallarta is thriving this winter as restaurants report record occupancy and businesses enjoy a surge in tourism. With visitors flocking from Mexico, the U.S., and Canada, the season’s success highlights the city’s charm, culinary appeal, and efforts to maintain steady growth.
Puerto Vallarta concluded its participation in the Fitur 2025 International Tourism Fair with resounding success, attracting potential visitors and investors. Key outcomes include exploring Sister City partnerships with European and South American cities, and positioning Puerto Vallarta as a premier film destination.
Mexicana de Aviación returns to Puerto Vallarta this April, advancing its 2025 expansion plan. With 14 destinations and an expanding fleet, the airline plans to serve over 500,000 passengers, offering new routes and seamless connections through Felipe Ángeles International Airport.
Vallarta's traditional yellow taxis are modernizing their services with the launch of the Yellow Taxi PV mobile application. Available for download on iOS and Android devices, the app allows passengers to easily request a ride directly from their smartphones.
