Puerto Vallarta’s cruise season kicks off in October with 20 ship arrivals, including five double dockings. The busy schedule will bring thousands of visitors, boosting the economy and reinforcing the city’s reputation as one of Mexico’s top destinations for international travelers.
Mayor Luis Munguía and SEAPAL launched the Tinacos PURA program, providing free 1,100-liter storage tanks to over 2,000 vulnerable families in Puerto Vallarta. This tangible support, combined with new infrastructure, is a major victory for water stability and peace of mind across the community.
Puerto Vallarta has taken a decisive step toward water security with the September 29th inauguration of the three Vertical Galleries on the Mascota River. This major project strengthens the city’s drinking water supply, promising greater reliability for families, businesses, and the tourism sector.
San Esteban and Villa de Guadalupe welcomed new community spaces with the opening of Tukilandia park and Casa Tucán on Japón Street. Once abandoned, the site now offers recreation, family services, and a safe gathering place that strengthens neighborhood life.
Puerto Vallarta has launched Todos Contra la Basura, (Everyone Against Trash) a new solid waste collection plan with more garbage trucks, expanded routes, and strict schedules. Covering 220 neighborhoods, the program enforces discipline, increases frequency, and aims to keep the city cleaner than ever.
Puerto Vallarta hosted GAP’s 14th Civil Aviation Security Symposium, uniting experts, officials, and FIFA representatives to strengthen airport safety ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The forum highlighted new strategies, smart technology, and Puerto Vallarta Airport’s upcoming Terminal 2.
In a new effort to support local students, the Puerto Vallarta Municipal Government has launched the "StartUp" program. This initiative promotes the emotional and educational growth of young people, providing them with essential skills for success both in and out of the classroom.
Puerto Vallarta celebrated the conclusion of the 67th Ariel Awards’ academic activities with two cultural highlights that honored the city’s cinematic history. The events featured the unveiling of murals paying tribute to iconic films and a masterclass commemorating the 25th anniversary of Amores Perros.
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.
