Following Friday's heavy rains, the city of Puerto Vallarta is rallying together to help families affected by widespread flooding. The Municipal Government has launched a comprehensive relief effort, with multiple agencies and dedicated volunteers working tirelessly to restore normalcy and assist those in need.
Local artists are set to bring a new life to Puerto Vallarta's cemeteries. A special call invites muralists to create large-scale works inspired by the Day of the Dead. This initiative aims to transform cemetery walls into public art, celebrating local history and culture in a powerful and beautiful way.
Is your student ready to explore life after high school? Then, don’t miss the Puerto Vallarta University Fair 2025, on Monday, September 22, from 11:30 am to 2 pm at the International Convention Center. Hosted by the American School of Puerto Vallarta the fair is free and open to the general public. Local students and families are welcome.
Puerto Vallarta is set to enhance its air connectivity with a new direct flight from Atlanta, Georgia, beginning December 20, 2025. The new weekly service, operated by Frontier Airlines, will connect Puerto Vallarta International Airport with the Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, a major travel hub in the United States.
Puerto Vallarta is working to attract more Canadian visitors this fall and winter. The Tourism Trust recently took part in the Air Canada Vacations Dream Makers Road Show, highlighting a variety of hotels and attractions. With 17 direct routes from Canada, the city continues to attract travelers seeking sun, culture and adventure.
Puerto Vallarta Mayor Luis Munguía has given Red Ambiental one month to fix the city’s garbage collection problems or risk losing its contract. The ultimatum comes after persistent failures from both the company and residents in following new schedules, leaving waste piled across neighborhoods.
Puerto Vallarta will mark Las Fiestas Patrias September 13–16 with parades, civic ceremonies, fireworks, and live music. From honoring the Niños Héroes to El Grito de Dolores and the Independence Day parade, the city proudly celebrates 215 years of Mexico’s freedom and tradition.
Soccer is back in Puerto Vallarta with the return of the Municipal Children’s and Youth League. Over 90 teams will compete in the Demetrio Madero Tournament, a program fostering talent, discipline, respect, and teamwork while offering opportunities for players born between 2009–2021.
Puerto Vallarta International Airport is enjoying a strong year, led by national travelers. August 2025 arrivals rose 5.5% from last year to 475,800 passengers, with 314,000 from within Mexico. In the first 8 months of the year, the airport welcomed 4,831,900 passengers, driven by steady domestic demand.
One of Puerto Vallarta’s most treasured natural events is once again underway. From late June through mid-December, sea turtles return to the sandy shores of Banderas Bay to nest. Forty-five days later, their eggs begin to hatch, offering residents and visitors the chance to witness and support an extraordinary cycle of life.
