Over 100 volunteers, vendors, and city staff came together for the first deep cleaning of the Río Cuale Municipal Market, removing 350 kilos of waste and cleaning the riverbanks - part of a citywide effort to improve public spaces and support local commerce.
Puerto Vallarta's port authority, Asipona, is set to begin construction this year on an exciting new tourism and cultural corridor. With a 40 million peso investment, the project aims to enhance the experience for cruise passengers and other visitors, adding unique attractions and showcasing the rich culture of the region.
Good news for Puerto Vallarta diners! PROFECO's local representative, Álvaro Dávila, has clearly stated that restaurants are not allowed to demand tips. This is the law, and PROFECO inspectors will be visiting Banderas Bay area eateries to make sure everyone follows it.
Puerto Vallarta has respectfully relocated its femicide memorial to Women’s Park, preserving the memory of victims and supporting their families. The move, made in agreement with loved ones, reaffirms the city’s commitment to justice and the fight against gender violence.
Puerto Vallarta made a strong impression in Ottawa, Canada’s capital city, during a series of promotional events held from April 11 to 13. The Puerto Vallarta Tourism Trust partnered with the Mexican Embassy in Canada to showcase the destination’s rich culture, natural beauty, and growing connectivity to Canadian travelers.
With the Semana Santa and Pascua holidays underway, Puerto Vallarta is prepared for a busy weekend. The city has activated its 'Safe Beaches' operation, with the Public Safety and Traffic Police Departments working to ensure order and safety while providing professional, respectful, and helpful service to both locals and visitors.
Puerto Vallarta will keep key services running during the Holy Week and Easter holidays, with most departments operating normally except April 17–18. From safety and sanitation to water and public offices, the city remains ready to support residents and visitors this vacation period.
Puerto Vallarta's commitment to visitor well-being was evidenced on Monday, as the Luis Munguía administration unveiled the first of 12 new lifeguard towers at Camarones Beach. This marks the beginning of a comprehensive plan to bolster beach safety during the bustling Semana Santa and Pascua holiday season.
Last weekend, Puerto Vallarta took a major step toward a cleaner future by removing six tons of trash from the city’s Libramiento, or bypass. With years of accumulated junk and litter now cleared away, the cleanup shows what’s possible when a community works together.
Jalisco plans to certify 21 beaches under the Blue Flag program, a symbol of environmental excellence recognized around the world. Through a new agreement signed with FEE Mexico last week, twelve beaches in Puerto Vallarta and nine beaches in the Costa Alegre region will seek this distinction.
