Puerto Vallarta has been named a Tree City of the World - an historic first for the city. The international honor celebrates its efforts to protect and plant trees, improve public spaces, and strengthen sustainability under the leadership of Mayor Luis Munguía.

As June approaches, the Municipal Government of Puerto Vallarta is preparing for the annual sea turtle nesting season, a crucial period for the Olive Ridley sea turtle. This significant conservation effort, led by the Directorate of Environmental Sustainability, is set to begin next month and continue through January 2026.

Cirque du Soleil and Grupo Vidanta have announced that tickets are now on sale to the general public for LUDÕ, a bold new aquatic production set to premiere December 16, 2025, at VidantaWorld in Nuevo Vallarta. This marks Cirque du Soleil’s second-ever water-based show, following the iconic 'O' at the Bellagio in Las Vegas.

Puerto Vallarta celebrates 107 years as a municipality and 57 as a city with festivities from May 21–31. The schedule includes art exhibits, live music, cultural showcases, and thrilling air shows - honoring the city’s rich past and lively community spirit.

Camarones Beach is on track to achieve Blue Flag certification within the next two to three months. This prestigious designation, anticipated between July and August, will further solidify Puerto Vallarta's reputation as a prime tourist destination dedicated to maintaining pristine and well-cared-for coastal areas.

Puerto Vallarta is stepping up its commitment to the environment with a bold 2024–2027 sustainability plan. Led by Mayor Luis Munguía, the city will focus on ecological protection, education, and community action to build a cleaner, greener future for all.

Puerto Vallarta’s skies will come alive on Saturday, May 31, as the Mexican Air Force presents a thrilling air show to mark the city’s double anniversary. Mayor Luis Ernesto Munguía confirmed that this high-flying event will be one of the standout attractions of the festivities.

To better protect local wildlife, members of Puerto Vallarta's Environmental Sustainability Directorate recently completed a snake handling course in Bucerías. Staff gained vital skills to manage snakes safely and will soon train in sea turtle and crocodile care, reinforcing their commitment to conservation.

A wave of progress is sweeping through Puerto Vallarta as the local government, under the leadership of Luis Munguía, officially launched a comprehensive urban development process. This forward-thinking initiative is designed to foster more organized, collaborative, and enduring growth for the ever-changing coastal city.

Opening this October at La Isla Shopping Center, the new Acuario Vallarta (Vallarta Aquarium) will offer an exciting mix of fun and education. Visitors can explore a 360° underwater tunnel, interact with penguins, and discover over 2,000 marine creatures - all while learning about conservation and climate change.