Puerto Vallarta welcomed 32,000 visitors and reached 83.4% hotel occupancy during the Revolution Day long weekend. With stunning beaches, cultural events, and sporting competitions drawing crowds, the destination is on track to surpass its own tourism records again by year’s end.
The 2025 airport usage fee hikes announced by GAP have sparked widespread concern among travelers and industry experts. This increase, impacting both airlines and passengers, positions Puerto Vallarta as one of Mexico’s most expensive air travel destinations.
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, has earned two gold medals at Travel Weekly’s 16th annual Magellan Awards, celebrating its excellence in tourism. Recognized as the Best LGBTQ+ Destination and for the Best Marketing Campaign: Promotional Video, the city continues to shine as a global favorite.
The Alas de Águila Foundation celebrated 25 years of giving on November 13, donating 4 million pesos to 36 nonprofit organizations in Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas. Held at Villa del Palmar Flamingos, the event celebrated their ongoing support for education, conservation, animal welfare, and community development.
Puerto Vallarta’s City Council has approved a tourist fee for foreign visitors, set to begin in 2025 pending state approval. The fee will fund enhancements to public spaces, tourist zones, and sustainability projects, supporting the city’s thriving tourism economy.
Puerto Vallarta is a top pick for Americans this winter, earning a spot on TripAdvisor's 2024 Winter Travel Index. With over 50 outdoor activities, warm hospitality, and a reputation as one of Mexico’s safest cities, it’s perfect for holiday celebrations and unforgettable adventures.
From November 15-18, Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas will celebrate the 14th Buen Fin, Mexico’s biggest shopping event. Local businesses, including hotels and restaurants, are set to offer major discounts. With tourism expected to surge, shoppers are urged to buy responsibly.
Puerto Vallarta is preparing for the fifth edition of the Partners Open, an official ATP tournament to be held from November 18 to 24 with the participation of 32 tennis players in singles and 16 couples in doubles. The tournament will award prizes of $41,000 dollars and crucial points in the ATP ranking.
Jalisco's Governor-elect Pablo Lemus met with local leaders to promote unity and outline plans for statewide improvements. His proposals include upgrading school facilities, expanding rural roads, and investing in key infrastructure for Puerto Vallarta, all aimed at enhancing quality of life across Jalisco.
Puerto Vallarta is exploring an Environmental Sanitation Fee for tourists, similar to those in Quintana Roo and Los Cabos, to support beach upkeep, waste management, and public services. The proposed fee, charged per room per night, would help address the environmental impact of rising visitor numbers.
