Puerto Vallarta is set to welcome a flurry of international cruise ships this November, with 18 arrivals scheduled, including five double-ship days. As the cruise ships dock, the port city is set to welcome thousands of international visitors, and eagerly anticipates the economic boost they bring.
The Swim for the Whales team event returns to Puerto Vallarta this December, uniting elite Mexican swimmers for a one-day, six-stage relay across Banderas Bay. Led by Stephanie Montero, the event aims to raise awareness and funds for marine conservation projects protecting whales and ocean health.
A new era of European tourism has dawned on Puerto Vallarta with the arrival of the inaugural direct flight from Prague, Czech Republic. The charter flight, operated by DER Touristik, touched down at the Gustavo Díaz Ordaz International Airport on October 29, bringing with it 402 eager travelers.
Puerto Vallarta is gearing up for a record-breaking winter, expecting 7 million air passengers by year's end. Boosted by expanded international flights and larger aircraft, tourism officials project a 7-10% economic lift. New routes from Canada are set to increase visitor arrivals, making this season one of the busiest yet.
Puerto Vallarta will welcome its first direct charter flight from Prague on October 29, a key milestone for Jalisco tourism. Operated by World2Fly and DER Touristik, the flight connects Central Europe to Mexico’s scenic Pacific coast, inviting thousands of new visitors this fall-winter season.
Allianz Partners has confirmed that Puerto Vallarta remains a top international destination for American travelers seeking a warm-weather escape during the Thanksgiving holiday. This popular coastal city has ranked among the top 3 most popular destinations for US travelers for the 4th consecutive year.
Puerto Vallarta is preparing for a distinctive and memorable Day of the Dead celebration this year. Themed "Remember Me," the festival will occur from Oct 31 to Nov 3, transforming the city's downtown area, cemeteries, and neighborhoods into a cultural center.
Puerto Vallarta’s inaugural International Trash Fishing Tournament, held on October 20, 2024, brought together dozens of volunteers to clean up Banderas Bay. With 37 boats participating, the event successfully removed 2.3 tons of waste, highlighting the community's commitment to protecting the ocean.
Puerto Vallarta continues to solidify its reputation as a safe and inviting destination, ranking as the safest city in Jalisco and the 5th safest in all of Mexico. This achievement is based on the latest findings from the INEGI for the third quarter of 2024.
Experience Puerto Vallarta’s Day of the Dead, a celebration of life, culture, and remembrance. With the world’s tallest catrina, colorful parades, traditional altars, and lively music, the city offers an unforgettable way to honor this cherished Mexican holiday and its deep-rooted traditions.
