Mexican airline Volaris will launch the first-ever international service from Tepic's Riviera Nayarit International Airport, connecting the popular vacation destination directly to Los Angeles International Airport, starting July 16. This new service will operate three times a week, making travel even easier.
Puerto Vallarta Mayor Munguía celebrated the recent opening of the River Park Hotel, highlighting its economic benefits and support for El Jorullo ejidatarios. This eco-conscious hotel is part of Canopy River Park, which offers stunning natural beauty and thrilling adventures like ziplining & ATV tours.
Puerto Vallarta is set to welcome an exciting new sports and recreation project in El Pitillal. Mayor Luis Munguía’s administration is planning a linear park that will connect the Alfonso Díaz Santos Sports Unit with the Coapinole Lagoon, transforming the surrounding area of La Bobadilla.
Puerto Vallarta will implement a 141-peso fee for foreign tourists following Jalisco Congress' approval of the city's 2025 Income Law reform. Expected to generate over 200 million pesos in its first year, the revenue will fund street upgrades, infrastructure projects, and improvements to the Malecón, beaches, and other key areas.
Puerto Vallarta's first responders are better equipped than ever thanks to a major donation from Denver and Boulder, Colorado. 130 complete sets of firefighting gear, valued at 8 million pesos, along with crucial training from their U.S. counterparts, will bolster the city's emergency response capabilities.
Puerto Vallarta is working to improve public safety public safety with a 7 million peso investment in its fire and civil protection departments. The funding will provide our first responders with new vehicles, uniforms, and tools, including three new fully equipped trucks costing 4 million pesos.
Puerto Vallarta's airport is getting a major upgrade! A $3.6 billion investment will fund the new terminal, more aircraft positions, and improved facilities. This expansion promises a smoother, more efficient travel experience for millions of visitors, solidifying Puerto Vallarta's status as a top tourist destination.
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.
