Puerto Vallarta took another step toward environmental preservation with the successful cleanup of the Pitillal River. Hundreds of volunteers joined forces to remove nearly seven tons of waste, demonstrating a strong commitment to protecting the city's natural beauty.
Puerto Vallarta's historic heart is set for a transformation as municipal and state officials take steps to enhance El Centro while preserving its traditional charm. Mayor Luis Munguía and Jalisco’s Secretary of Tourism, Michelle Friedman, recently toured the Malecón and surrounding areas to assess immediate needs and future improvements.
Puerto Vallarta is tackling its water challenges head-on. 18+ million pesos invested in the first 100 days of the new SEAPAL Vallarta administration are funding six key water & drainage projects. Upgraded lines and collectors mean better service for residents and a commitment to modernizing infrastructure.
Love is in the air, and it's bringing travelers to Puerto Vallarta in record numbers! Valentine's Day bookings have surged 42% from last year, with Americans and Canadians choosing its sunny shores over winter chills. With romance, adventure, and top-notch dining, PV is the ultimate love-filled escape.
The final phase of the Vallarta-Guadalajara highway is a win for both progress and the environment. Thanks to the efforts of Puerto Vallarta officials, the project now involves significantly fewer tree removals, with a strong emphasis on transplanting suitable trees to new locations.
From February 14th to 16th, Puerto Vallarta's Plaza de Armas will transform into a open-air art gallery, hosting the 17th annual Madonnari Festival. For three days, artists of all ages will turn the plaza's pavement into a canvas for stunning chalk masterpieces.
Puerto Vallarta celebrated its dedicated lifeguards on National Lifeguard Day, February 4th, recognizing their vital role in beach safety. Mayor Munguía announced significant improvements for these hometown heroes, including 12 new surveillance towers, specialized training, and upgraded equipment.
Puerto Vallarta officials recently reaffirmed their commitment to environmental care with a cleanup at Boca Negra beach in Marina Vallarta. Led by Mayor Luis Munguía, volunteers, city officials, and municipal workers united to clear debris, reinforcing the city’s commitment to clean, certified beaches for all to enjoy.
The Tepic-Compostela highway in Nayarit is making remarkable progress and is expected to be completed this year. This new 26-kilometer stretch of road promises to transform travel and tourism across the region, reducing drive time between the state's capital and southern coast to approximately 50 minutes.
A quick-thinking driver and fast emergency response prevented tragedy on Saturday morning when a UnibusPV bus caught fire near the Juárez parking lot. The driver safely evacuated all 10 passengers, and firefighters swiftly controlled the blaze, avoiding injuries and damage to nearby stores.
