The Mexican Government's Ministry of Tourism recently launched a photography contest through its digital platform, Visit Mexico, and the city of Puerto Vallarta is a finalist as one of the three 'Most Instagrammable Places in Mexico.' Vote for Vallarta today!
As part of LGBT+ Pride month, Viva Aerobus inaugurated its new Viva Store at the Puerto Vallarta International Airport with the airline's rainbow logo as a testament to its commitment to diversity. The ultra-low-cost carrier also adorned the sharklets of two of its aircraft with the Pride flag.
More than a year after COVID-19 caused the cancellation of cruises in 2020, the Jalisco Tourism Secretariat reports that the gradual reactivation of cruise tourism in Puerto Vallarta is scheduled to begin in August 2021, with the return of the Carnival Panorama.
One year after the June 15, 2020 reopening of beaches in Puerto Vallarta, tourism recovery is a reality, with all indicators, such as hotel occupancy, the growing number of national and international flights, and of course, the general economic spillover, on the rise.
Rainy season, which usually runs from mid-June to October in Puerto Vallarta, is just around the corner. Our rainstorms are generally short and roll in during the evening or early morning, but did you know that Puerto Vallarta's rainy season coincides with the Pacific hurricane season?
Competing against 20 of the best gardens on the continent, the Vallarta Botanical Garden has placed on USA Today's '10 Best Public Gardens' list for 2021! Coming in at fourth place, this is the third time that the VBG has achieved this prestigious recognition.
Vaccination for people ages 40-49 in Puerto Vallarta will begin on Tuesday, June 8 and run through Friday, June 11. AstraZeneca (first dose) and CanSino (single dose) vaccines will be applied from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm at La Lija Physical Activity Center in Col. Lomas del Coapinole.
The city of Puerto Vallarta has officially announced that it will not implement the temporary ban on the sale of alcoholic beverages, known as 'La Ley Seca,' in the 48 hours surrounding the 2021 elections on June 6. All establishments selling alcohol will be allowed to operate normally.
Given that the National Water Commission has declared severe drought conditions in Puerto Vallarta, SEAPAL, the operator of the city's water system, reinforces their exhortation for citizens to conserve water by making rational and responsible use of the vital liquid.
32,000 doses of anti-Covid vaccine arrived in Puerto Vallarta yesterday, which will be applied to adults between 50-59 years old at the Centro de Actividad Fisica La Lija, and to pregnant women at the Naval Hospital, starting today, Thursday, May 20, and continuing until Monday, May 24.
