The Puerto Vallarta Traffic and Road Safety Subdirectorate, with support from the Luis Munguía administration, is reminding residents and businesses to renew their yellow line permits or apply for new ones before August. This initiative aims to maintain order on public roads and ensure designated spaces are properly used.
As summer vacation begins, Puerto Vallarta is addressing a water quality concern as Cofepris reports that Camarones, Mismaloya, and Cuale beaches temporarily exceed safe bacteria levels, likely due to seasonal runoff. Fortunately, seven other area beaches remain safe for swimming and recreation.
SEAPAL Vallarta recently completed repairs in the Emiliano Zapata neighborhood, addressing a leak and sinkhole caused by deteriorating infrastructure. The incident, located on Camichín Street between Rivera del Río Cuale and Aquiles Serdán, highlighted the ongoing challenges faced by Puerto Vallarta's aging water and sewage systems.
With strong backing from Governor Pablo Lemus, Puerto Vallarta is advancing two major infrastructure projects: the renewal of the Mismaloya pier and the construction of the Las Juntas interchange. These developments are set to improve traffic flow, boost tourism, and enhance daily life for residents and visitors.
Marina Vallarta has earned recognition as Puerto Vallarta’s cleanest neighborhood, thanks to the dedication of its residents, businesses, and the local Residents Association. Their joint efforts promote health, safety, and sustainability throughout the area.
A new chapter in education is underway in Puerto Vallarta as more than 8,000 elementary students across 60 public schools receive tablets. This historic effort, led by Mayor Luis Munguía, equips young learners with modern tools to support their academic growth and success.
Puerto Vallarta continues to capture global attention, with a major rise in flight searches confirming its strong appeal. According to data from AMADEUS, searches for the destination grew by more than 25% in the first half of 2025, highlighting the city's growing popularity among domestic and international travelers.
Puerto Vallarta has launched a new Historic Center Citizen Council, uniting local leaders to protect and restore the city’s cultural heart. Led by José de Jesús Palacios Bernal, the council will guide projects like the Malecón rehab and other key improvements.
International travel to Mexico is about to get a major boost with the addition of new flight routes to the newly expanded Tepic-Riviera Nayarit International Airport (TPQ). These direct connections will make it easier than ever for travelers to experience the warmth, cuisine, and culture of Mexico’s Pacific coast.
The government of Puerto Vallarta recently welcomed Dr. Carole Goldsmith, Chancellor of the State Center Community College District from Fresno, California. Her visit solidified an international educational alliance aimed at fostering growth and opportunity for students and faculty alike.
