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.
Puerto Vallarta’s charm and appeal continue to draw tourists from around the globe, welcoming over 548,000 cruise ship passengers in 2024. This impressive figure reflects a notable economic impact of approximately 909.9 million pesos, and surpasses the 543,609 passengers the port received in 2023.
A large crowd gathered at Los Arcos de Malecón on Saturday to hear Puerto Vallarta Mayor Luis Munguía share his record-breaking progress during the first 100 days of his administration. Highlights include over 50 infrastructure projects, free healthcare for 5,000 residents, and a bold vision for a smarter, inclusive city.
Puerto Vallarta’s El Centro is set for a transformation as the city launches a preservation plan to enhance its charm as a pueblo típico. Guided by Mayor Luis Munguía, authorities aim to achieve visible improvements in 90 days, ensuring the area remains a cultural gem for residents and visitors.
Puerto Vallarta is preparing to implement a new tax for international tourists, designed to enhance municipal services and public spaces. The initiative, proposed by the city council on November 15, 2024, has gained momentum and is currently under review by Jalisco's Congress, with approval anticipated in 2025.
On Saturday, January 18 at 5:00 pm, Puerto Vallarta's Mayor Luis Munguía will present a report on the first 100 days of his administration at Los Arcos del Malecón. This important event will highlight the progress made since the start of his term on October 1, 2024, with a focus on key achievements and future plans.
The Puerto Vallarta and Jalisco State governments have a comprehensive plan to significantly improve traffic flow on two of the city's most heavily traveled thoroughfares: Francisco Medina Ascencio Avenue and Mexico Avenue. Highlights include an overpass at Las Juntas, wider lanes, and quicker travel between Vallarta and Nayarit.
