Despite the challenges faced earlier this year, Puerto Vallarta's hotel sector is poised for a successful end to 2024. Optimism abounds with strong reservations for November and December, leading industry leaders to anticipate surpassing this year's goals by 2025.
Puerto Vallarta's new Civil Protection Council is ready to face peak hurricane season. Formed by government, businesses, and community members, the council aims to protect residents and mitigate storm damage. With ongoing monitoring and evacuation plans, the city is well-prepared for any challenges.
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Puerto Vallarta's new Mayor, Luis Munguía, has wasted no time in making good on his campaign promises. Just days into his term, he has launched a series of initiatives aimed at improving the city's infrastructure, public services, and overall quality of life.
The United Kingdom's love affair with Mexico continues to blossom, with a significant surge in British tourists visiting the country in the first half of 2024. Puerto Vallarta, a favorite beach vacation destination, has emerged as a particular hotspot, benefiting greatly from this trend.
Condé Nast Traveler recently announced the results of its 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards, and Puerto Vallarta was recognized in two categories. In the United States, Puerto Vallarta was selected among the best small cities in the world, while in the United Kingdom it was ranked among the best beaches in North America.
Governor Enrique Alfaro Ramírez inaugurated the major renovation of Francisco Medina Ascencio Boulevard in Puerto Vallarta on October 2, marking the completion of a 320-million-peso project. With new bike lanes, sidewalks, trees, and lighting, the upgrades enhance safety, mobility, and sustainability for the city.
Mayor Luis Ernesto Munguía González on Monday unveiled a comprehensive waste management plan, partnering with local businesses to enhance the city's infrastructure. With 9 new garbage trucks and a focus on "zero waste" education, this initiative aims to create a cleaner, more sustainable Puerto Vallarta.
Puerto Vallarta will welcome a total of 16 cruise ships this month, including four double arrivals, ensuring a steady influx of international visitors. The season kicked off on October 1, with a double arrival of the Carnival Firenze and Navigator of the Seas, both bringing a welcome boost to local tourism and the economy.
On Monday, Luis Ernesto Munguía González was sworn in as Puerto Vallarta's new municipal president, vowing to lead the city into a brighter future. He promised to improve public services, revitalize tourism, and enhance infrastructure. His administration aims to bring new opportunities and growth to the port city.
