Jalisco schools will close on June 18 so students, teachers, and families can enjoy Mexico's FIFA World Cup 2026 match against South Korea in Guadalajara. The historic game marks the first time Mexico's national team will play a World Cup match in the city, adding to the excitement across the state.
Puerto Vallarta has officially launched Vibra Jalisco Zona Fan, a massive beachfront entertainment hub next to the Sheraton Hotel. Open daily with free admission, the venue features Latin America’s first immersive dome, live concerts, and 50 high-definition World Cup match broadcasts.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has arrived in Puerto Vallarta. The free Vibra Jalisco Fan Zone features live match broadcasts, family entertainment, immersive experiences, a food court, and free concerts, including a special performance by Ximena Sariñana on July 4.
Puerto Vallarta soccer fans can kick off the 2026 FIFA World Cup at Nacho Daddy on June 11. With the Opening Ceremony, Mexico's first match, big-screen viewing, great food, cold drinks, and a festive crowd, it's the perfect place to join the excitement.
Jalisco made history at the 2026 National Olympics, winning a record 501 gold medals and capturing its 25th consecutive overall championship. More than 2,300 athletes helped set a new benchmark with 1,116 total medals, reinforcing the state's position as Mexico's leader in youth sports.
After competing against North America’s top young sailors in Halifax, Canada, 13-year-old Lucas Alexander Jack has returned to the the Vallarta Yacht Club with valuable international experience and a renewed goal: qualifying for the European Championship as he continues his rise in youth sailing.
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaching, Jalisco is taking center stage with the launch of its Ambassadors of Jalisco campaign and World Cup Passport. The initiatives will showcase the state's culture, destinations, and talent while encouraging visitors to explore all regions of Jalisco.
Puerto Vallarta is gearing up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup with an official fan zone, giant screens, live entertainment, and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the excitement of soccer's biggest event. From June 11 to July 19, visitors can combine World Cup fever with a beach getaway on the shores of Banderas Bay.
The sun-drenched beaches of Bucerías recently welcomed 250 elite young athletes for the open water swimming trials of the CONADE National Olympics 2026. The aquatic excitement now shifts to Sayulita, where over 200 top surfers from 13 states are riding the waves to compete for ultimate national honors.
Puerto Vallarta will host the inaugural Summer Cup soccer tournament July 21-26, bringing together youth teams from across western Mexico. Designed to promote player development and sports tourism, the event is expected to attract athletes, families, and visitors for a week of competition and fun.
