On Wednesday, residents of Marina Vallarta presented a new patrol truck and improved office space to the municipality's Public Security Police Station. This marks the fourth patrol vehicle donation by Marina Vallarta residents during the current administration.
The second edition of 'Sabor en Competencia', a cooking contest celebrating local culinary diversity and products from Puerto Vallarta's municipal markets, took place last weekend at Parque Hidalgo. Alongside the competition, the event featured cultural presentations, as well as discussions on food and beverages.
The ROMPE Arte Urbano Collective, a group of Puerto Vallarta artists, academics, and citizens founded in 2021, recently announced the creation of five murals across the city. The project, supported by the municipal government and local businesses, aims to celebrate Vallarta's culture and identity through art.
On March 23, the Vallarta Food Bank will have officially been in operation for four years. Founded in 2020, VFB's mission extends beyond basic food provision. They aim to nurture hope and stability by also offering healthcare services, and developmental training programs to vulnerable populations in the greater Banderas Bay area.
With Semana Santa just around the corner, Puerto Vallarta authorities are ramping up efforts to ensure a safe and secure holiday period for both residents and visitors. A recent coordination meeting solidified an operation plan running from March 23 to April 7.
The Puerto Vallarta International Airport (PVR) has recently installed new automated immigration screening, often referred to as 'e-gates'. This technological addition is part of the airport’s overall growth plan, to accommodate and welcome travelers swiftly, securely, and efficiently.
The Xiutla will celebrate its anniversary with a special presentation on Saturday, March 23 at 7:00 pm at Teatro Vallarta. Let Xiutla’s dancers sweep you away on a journey through Mexico’s vibrant soul, and celebrate 30 years of tradition taking root and flourishing in the heart of Puerto Vallarta's youth.
Monday, March 18 is a National Holiday, with banks, government offices and many businesses closed as Mexico celebrates Benito Juárez, who rose from humble origins to occupy the Presidency of the Republic on several occasions during the turbulent second half of the 19th century.
In February 2024, the Puerto Vallarta International Airport saw a surge in international travelers amid a national tourism downturn. Despite a decline in domestic flights, total passenger traffic increased by 7.7%, showcasing the destination's resilience in attracting visitors from around the world.
Puerto Vallarta's Puerto Mágico shopping center is adding a butterfly sanctuary and aquarium to its offerings! This expansion aims to attract more tourists with family-friendly attractions and boost the city's economy. Local residents are also encouraged to visit.
