As the Christmas festivities wind down, Puerto Vallarta residents looking to dispose of their natural Christmas trees have an eco-friendly option this year. The Department of Municipal Public Services opened six convenient tree collection centers that will take them for recycling or composting through January 20th.
The Puerto Vallarta International Airport reached a milestone by welcoming almost 6.8 million passengers in 2023, a notable 9.4% increase from the previous year. This unprecedented growth showcases the airport's pivotal role in driving connectivity and economic prosperity across the region.
Due to the recent reported closure of Puerto Vallarta's SETAC LGBT Wellness Center, a group of business leaders, with the support of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS have formed a committee to continue the distribution of PrEP medicine with a fast, accessible and transparent community based approach.
Puerto Vallarta is making waves in 2024 as it welcomes an unprecedented influx of international cruise arrivals. With 3 double arrivals in the first week and 21 more visits this month, the new year in this beautiful port city is off to a stellar start, and the trend is expected to continue as the global cruise industry expands.
January 6th is Three Kings Day, known as 'El Día de Reyes' in Mexico. This is Epiphany on the church calendar, the 12th day after Christmas, when the Magi arrived bearing gifts for baby Jesus. It is also the traditional day for Mexican children to receive Christmas gifts, in commemoration of the Magi's visit.
Puerto Vallarta rang in 2024 with a festive glow, seamlessly transitioning from a record-breaking holiday season to a vibrant new year fueled by both domestic and international tourism. With hotel occupancy averaging a staggering 95-100% throughout the Christmas and New Year's period, the Mexican paradise is proving its irresistible allure.
Puerto Vallarta, recently honored as one of the Best Cities in the World by Conde Nast Traveler, is set to unveil an exciting array of new experiences and events for 2024. From sports to wine and LGBTQ+ celebrations, there's something to keep everyone entertained.
The familiar scene of cars snaking through the bustling Sam's parking lot received a significant update last week: it's no longer free. After a month of speculation triggered by mysterious new bollards at the entrances, paid parking arrived like an unwelcome holiday gift on December 28th.
The Puerto Vallarta International Airport is experiencing a surge in tourist arrivals in the last days of the year, with both national and international flights arriving at high occupancy. This influx of travelers is expected to help Puerto Vallarta surpass its record of over 6 million annual air passengers.
Puerto Vallarta is closing out 2023 in style, having welcomed nearly half a million cruise passengers aboard 176 ships from around the globe. This wave of tourism has significantly boosted the local economy, with each visitor spending an average of $120 on shore excursions and activities.
