Puerto Vallarta is turning a new page with the launch of a modern garbage collection system, addressing long-standing waste management issues. Residents are optimistic about this initiative, spearheaded by Mayor Luis Munguía, who has already made significant strides just two and a half months into his administration.
Mayor Luis Munguía ushered in the holiday season with the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony on the city’s iconic Malecón. The event celebrated family, tradition, and community with a heartfelt message of peace, prosperity, and the promise of a brighter, cleaner, and safer Puerto Vallarta.
After 27 years of ownership, Quinta Maria Cortez and Casa Tres Vidas, two iconic Puerto Vallarta properties, have been sold to Alex Andriadis and Tatiana Rodriguez Anderson. Blending history with innovation, the duo plans to reimagine these beloved estates as a unified boutique hotel, honoring their rich legacies.
U.S. Congressman Nick Lalota introduced the Veterans Foreign Medical Coverage Equality Act (H.R. 10430) to expand healthcare for 100% P&T disabled veterans abroad. The bill’s origins trace back to concerns raised by Jesse Cole Rivera of American Legion Post 12 in Puerto Vallarta.
As the year draws to a close, Puerto Vallarta is gearing up for another successful holiday season, with the destination already buzzing with excitement. Tourists are flocking to this picturesque spot on the Mexican Pacific to celebrate Christmas and ring in the New Year in style.
To ensure a safe and enjoyable holiday season, Puerto Vallarta is bolstering security measures at popular shopping malls and banks. Increased police presence and strategic surveillance aim to deter crime, protect both residents and visitors, and and maintain a peaceful environment.
The annual whale watching season in Banderas Bay began with a splash, with an impressive number of whales gracing the waters this year. ECOBAC reports record sightings and continues promoting ethical practices through training for tour operators, ensuring these gentle giants are protected.
Puerto Vallarta advances sustainability with a new PET Collection Center by Nayar Bottling Group and PetStar. Capable of recycling 58 million bottles yearly, it creates 1,000+ jobs, supports local businesses, and protects nature—proving that environmental care and economic growth go hand in hand.
Puerto Vallarta begins a new era in waste management, awarding a 15-year contract to Red Ambiental Ciprés and Red Recolector. This partnership will save over 120M pesos in 2025, cut costs per ton, and improve services, paving the way for more efficient and sustainable waste solutions.
Marina Vallarta recently strengthened security with four new patrol units, thanks to collaboration between the Residents Association and the municipal government. This effort enhances safety for residents and visitors, reinforcing Puerto Vallarta’s reputation as a safe and welcoming destination.
