Puerto Vallarta’s El Centro is set for a transformation as the city launches a preservation plan to enhance its charm as a pueblo típico. Guided by Mayor Luis Munguía, authorities aim to achieve visible improvements in 90 days, ensuring the area remains a cultural gem for residents and visitors.
Puerto Vallarta is preparing to implement a new tax for international tourists, designed to enhance municipal services and public spaces. The initiative, proposed by the city council on November 15, 2024, has gained momentum and is currently under review by Jalisco's Congress, with approval anticipated in 2025.
On Saturday, January 18 at 5:00 pm, Puerto Vallarta's Mayor Luis Munguía will present a report on the first 100 days of his administration at Los Arcos del Malecón. This important event will highlight the progress made since the start of his term on October 1, 2024, with a focus on key achievements and future plans.
The Puerto Vallarta and Jalisco State governments have a comprehensive plan to significantly improve traffic flow on two of the city's most heavily traveled thoroughfares: Francisco Medina Ascencio Avenue and Mexico Avenue. Highlights include an overpass at Las Juntas, wider lanes, and quicker travel between Vallarta and Nayarit.
Puerto Vallarta has launched a 2025 campaign to remove abandoned vehicles from public spaces. These junk cars harm urban appeal, obstruct traffic, and pose safety risks. The initiative aims to improve mobility, ensure cleaner streets, and enhance security for all residents.
The Puerto Vallarta International Airport reached new heights in 2024, welcoming over 6.8 million passengers - a record-breaking figure. This slight 0.2% increase from 2023 reflects the airport's strength in navigating industry challenges, according to GAP.
Canadians are escaping winter’s chill with sunny getaways to Puerto Vallarta, where January flight bookings have surged by 30%, according to Skyscanner. With affordable luxuries, international cuisine, beautiful beaches, and adventures like hiking the Sierra Madre or snorkeling Los Arcos, it’s a perfect winter retreat.
Puerto Vallarta is set to revolutionize public transit with a new public transportation model by year's end. Featuring 38 mew electric buses with modern amenities like air conditioning and video surveillance, and routes every 5 minutes, the system will enhance safety, efficiency, and sustainability for 20,000 daily passengers.
Governor Lemus announced a major plan to enhance maritime mobility. The centerpiece is the new Las Peñas pier at Camarones Beach, a modern structure spanning 140 meters. This initiative includes the rehabilitation of existing piers and the construction of new ones, boosting tourism and connectivity throughout the region.
Since December 18, Puerto Vallarta residents have had access to a new initiative by the Municipal Government, led by Mayor Luis Munguía. Fulfilling a campaign promise, the city now operates a free mobile medical unit designed to bring essential healthcare services to vulnerable and hard-to-reach communities.
