In a responsible manner and teaming up with authorities from the three levels of government and society in general, in these first hundred days of his administration, Mayor Luis Alberto Michel Rodríguez has proven that he is committed to the security of Puerto Vallarta and the tranquility of its people.
Some Telmex customers said their internet speeds increased drastically on Sunday, January 23, without any additional charge. Some unexpectedly saw their speeds go from 500 Mbps to 1 Gbps, while others didn’t observe any change in their internet speeds at all. The company hasn’t made an announcement on the improved service.
Thirty-five of the best charro teams from both the United States and Mexico will gather in Puerto Vallarta February 2-6, to compete in the 10th Gran Premio Internacional Charro at Arena Vallarta. This year also marks the return of skirmishes, with 28 teams competing.
The recently opened Delta Hotels by Marriott Riviera Nayarit, An All-Inclusive Resort, welcomes guests to its new Beach Club and breaks ground for a Water Park inspired by local thermal springs. The Water Park is set to open by January 2023, and it will be accessible exclusively for resort guests.
TAFER Hotels & Resorts is pleased to announce the grand opening of Hotel Mousai's South Tower located in the exclusive south zone of Puerto Vallarta. Sitting adjacent to the resort's original North Tower, the South Tower adds 72 suites, three new gourmet eateries, and an open-air shopping and entertainment center to the property.
Nearly 24,000 people were vaccinated with first, second and third doses of AstraZeneca during the three day vaccination clinic that took place in Puerto Vallarta on January 13, 14 & 17th, according to Dr. Jaime Alvarez Zayas, director of the Eighth Health Region.
One of the most popular programs that senior citizens enroll for in Mexico is the INAPAM (Instituto Nacional para las Personas Adultas Mayores) discount card. This is offered to all Mexicans and foreign residents who are 60 years of age or older and enables them to enjoy very worthwhile discounts on a whole range of goods and services.
Now that Covid-19 infections have increased in Mexico, several states are requiring a vaccination certificate or negative PCR test to enter bars, clubs, casinos, stadiums, conventions centers and other establishments. Unsurprisingly, this has resulted in an increase in the number of falsified documents available on the black market.
Property taxes. Just the words make most Canadian and American homeowners nervous about potential damage to their bank balance but, in Mexico, you don't need to worry. Property taxes for homes and condos in Puerto Vallarta and Banderas Bay are exceptionally affordable.
Dr. Jaime Álvarez Zayas, director of the Eighth Health Region, reported that the La Lija module will be open on Monday, January 17, to apply the 7,000 doses of AstraZeneca that remained after last week's vaccination clinics in Puerto Vallarta. First and second doses are available to those 18 and over, and booster shots for ages 60 and up.
