Gala Puerto Vallarta - Riviera Nayarit 2025, the region’s top tourism event, returns on March 20-21, bringing key industry leaders together. With 1,500 business meetings, top agencies, and global media coverage, the event strengthens partnerships to drive tourism growth in the coming seasons.
Nayarit is set to enhance regional connectivity as the bidding process begins for the Amado Nervo Bridge. Spanning 1.8 km between Bahía de Banderas and Puerto Vallarta, the 900-million-peso project will ease travel, boost commerce, and support tourism, with completion expected in 2027.
Puerto Vallarta has witnessed a remarkable decline in crime, thanks to the proactive measures of Luis Munguía's administration. Under the guidance of the Public Security Commission, the city has seen a steady decrease in crime rates from November 2024 to February 2025, reinforcing its commitment to safety and order.
Starting March 29, 2025, junk food will be banned in Puerto Vallarta schools as part of Mexico’s push for healthier student nutrition. Local health authorities will inspect schools to ensure compliance, aiming to reduce childhood obesity and promote better eating habits for students.
On Monday, March 17, Mexico will celebrate Benito Juárez Day, a national holiday recognizing one of the country’s most admired leaders. Banks, government offices, and many businesses will be closed as citizens enjoy a long weekend, known as a puente.
Puerto Vallarta's Historic Center is getting a fresh look thanks to the Pintemos Vallarta (Paint Vallarta) campaign. This community-driven effort, designed to preserve the distinct character and appeal of the area, is fostering a sense of order and cleanliness that harmonizes beautifully with the city's inherent spirit.
On April 5-6, Puerto Vallarta will welcome soccer greats as the Jalisco Legends Tour kicks off. Fans can meet over 20 former Guadalajara soccer stars, enjoy a film screening, and watch an epic Liga MX match. With a sports clinic for kids and community events, it will be a weekend of excitement and inspiration.
SEAPAL Vallarta has begun the verification process to revalidate its Water Quality Certificate, reinforcing its commitment to providing safe and reliable drinking water to the community. The evaluation, conducted in collaboration with Coprisjal, involves inspecting 84 water infrastructure facilities across the municipality.
Playa de Oro is in the final stages of earning White Flag certification, with an environmental audit wrapping up on March 13. Key areas like water quality and waste management have been evaluated. Ahead of the review, 300 volunteers joined a cleanup effort, removing six tons of waste to help protect this scenic beach.
Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón is receiving another round of enhancements to further improve its beauty, safety, and comfort for residents and visitors alike. The Public Works Adjudication Committee, led by Mayor Luis Munguía, recently approved key rehabilitation projects aimed at upgrading the popular waterfront promenade.
