Puerto Vallarta is gaining recognition as a beacon of diversity and inclusion. The city's dedication to fostering an environment where everyone feels valued and respected is being acknowledged, as exemplified by its recent nominations in five categories at the 2023 LGBTQ+ Travel Awards Mexico.
Known as the symbol of Puerto Vallarta, the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe celebrates its 102nd anniversary October 8-15. Events and celebrations include religious services, a Guadalupana Family Walk, cultural and musical performances, sporting events and more.
With its picturesque streets, vibrant culture, and breathtaking views, the Puerto Vallarta Romantic Zone offers the quintessential Mexican vacation experience. This charming area, embraced by the shimmering waters of Banderas Bay and the verdant Sierra Madre Mountains, is a must-visit destination for people from all walks of life.
Members of the non-profit organization, 'Swimming for Whales,' were astounded by the amount of debris they encountered during their recent cleanup on the Marietas Islands. This cleanup precedes Stephanie Montero's 35km swim to raise funds for rescuing entangled whales and marine life.
The Puerto Vallarta International Airport is soaring to new heights as Mexico reclaims Category 1 status with the FAA, unlocking opportunities for Mexican airlines to expand direct flights to the United States. This development marks a promising future for the airport's growth and connectivity.
During Profe Michel's second year in office, Vallarta has solidified its position as a nationally and internationally renowned tourist destination. This was achieved by promoting PV's attractions and enhancing overall conditions to improve the visitor experience.
El Día de Los Muertos is around the corner, and Puerto Vallarta is poised to embrace this cherished Mexican tradition. As the Municipal Government prepares to erect a colossal Catrina on the Malecón for the third consecutive year, the city readies itself for another vibrant Day of the Dead Festival that's sure to captivate visitors.
Since the Jalisco Secretary of Transportation introduced the country’s first digital driver’s license last month, nearly 70,000 drivers have downloaded this official document onto their mobile phones. The digital version can be obtained via an app for iOS and Android devices and is just as valid as the physical license.
Good news for locals and tourists! Transporte Unidos Costa Pacífico (UNIBUS) president, Luis Romero Chávez, announced that Puerto Vallarta will soon have a fleet of 112 new, state-of-the-art buses, the first of which are expected to hit the streets in November.
Dozens of volunteers from various municipal departments, businesses, hotels, condominiums, educational institutions, civic organizations, beach vendors, residents, and tourists came together at different beaches in Puerto Vallarta on Monday to mark International Coastal Cleanup Day.
