Puerto Vallarta is boosting its global profile by strengthening ties with the Embassy of Japan. Ahead of the 2026 World Cup, the collaboration focuses on promoting the city as a secure, culturally rich destination. This partnership is set to enhance tourism, economic growth, and cultural exchange.
SEAPAL Vallarta has invested more than 200 million pesos in twenty-four major infrastructure projects to strengthen Puerto Vallarta’s water and sanitation systems. Supported by Mayor Luis Munguía, these efforts mark the city’s most significant progress in water stability in more than two decades.
Puerto Vallarta’s annual flu vaccination campaign is now underway, aiming to protect more than 50,000 residents from seasonal respiratory illnesses. The initiative, led by the Jalisco Ministry of Health, will run through March 2026 with free vaccines available citywide.
Travelers will gain a new, direct link to Puerto Vallarta this summer! Southwest Airlines is launching twice-weekly flights from Las Vegas starting June 6, 2026. This exciting expansion adds 1,296 monthly seats, strengthening the destination's appeal for North American visitors.
Nine Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit resorts have reached new heights with top Michelin Keys 2025 honors! This prestigious recognition celebrates luxury, service, and design, solidifying the Banderas Bay region's status as a leader in global hospitality and benefiting the local economy.
Canadian tourism to Puerto Vallarta is on the rise, with arrivals up nearly 12% in early 2025 and new direct routes from Porter Airlines on the way. A $9 billion airport upgrade, set to achieve LEED Gold status, will double capacity by 2027, cementing PVR's role as a premier gateway to Mexico’s Pacific Coast.
Mayor Luis Munguía met with downtown residents and business owners this week to clarify details regarding the rehabilitation of Avenida México. The meeting, held in response to citizen concerns, successfully addressed questions about the project, which forms a key part of extending the northern section of the Malecón.
Puerto Vallarta has secured more than 2.5 million pesos from the State Natural Disaster Fund Trust to support residents affected by the September 19 floods. With coordinated city and state efforts, relief teams are delivering aid directly to homes, ensuring families can recover and rebuild.
Puerto Vallarta is moving forward with a major project to extend the Malecón, aiming to boost tourism and the local economy. The plan, which includes vital infrastructure upgrades, sparked protests, but officials assure the public the development is a key step toward modernizing the Historic Center.
Puerto Vallarta's municipal government has established a network of collection centers throughout the city to provide aid to families severely impacted by recent heavy rains and flooding. These centers are now accepting a wide range of essential supplies, including food, hygiene items, and other basic necessities.
