Moving to Mexico: The Ultimate Guide for American Expats (Chapter 3 – Common Misconceptions of Mexico)
When considering a move to Mexico, many Americans grapple with preconceived notions that may color their perception of what life […]
May 2025
News to Know in Puerto Vallarta for Today, May 19, 2025
Stay informed with a roundup of key developments in Puerto Vallarta, including weekend water and traffic disruptions, the launch of
Puerto Vallarta Establishes First Council for Sexual and Gender Diversity
Puerto Vallarta launches its inaugural Council for Sexual and Gender Diversity with support from Mayor Luis Munguía González, aiming to
Puerto Vallarta Airport Sees International Tourism Drop Amid U.S. Policy
International arrivals at Puerto Vallarta Airport fell amid new U.S. policy, despite a 15% domestic surge driving total passengers to
Mild 4.1-Magnitude Earthquake Felt Off Puerto Vallarta Coast
A magnitude 4.1 earthquake struck 295 km southwest of Puerto Vallarta at 00:22 on May 19, 2025. The 10 km-deep
Puerto Vallarta Airport’s New Terminal Building Reaches 45% Completion, Capacity to Grow 130%
Puerto Vallarta International Airport’s New Terminal Building project is 45% complete, featuring new boarding areas and advanced infrastructure to boost
Puerto Vallarta Weather Forecast for May 17, 2025
Discover today’s weather forecast for Puerto Vallarta on May 17, 2025: very hot with temperatures up to 33°C, mostly cloudy
News to Know in Puerto Vallarta for Today, May 17, 2025
Stay informed with the latest headlines from Puerto Vallarta, including cultural festivals, culinary celebrations, service updates, and public safety alerts.
Lonely Planet’s New LGBTQ+ Guide Names Puerto Vallarta Top Inclusive Destination
Lonely Planet’s 240-page LGBTQ+ Travel Guide highlights Puerto Vallarta’s Zona Romántica, LGBTQ+ hotels and exceptional oceanfront dining—just in time for
Mexican Peso Strengthens Slightly on Friday but Ends Week With Marginal Drop
The Mexican peso appreciated 0.15% against the dollar following Banxico’s latest rate cut to 8.50%. Investors await GDP and inflation
Forest Fires Continue in Jalisco: 202 Firefighters Battle Blaze Across Multiple Fronts
Four forest fires remain active in Jalisco, Mexico, as over 200 firefighters from multiple government agencies and organizations work tirelessly
Sayulita-San Pancho Ancestral Trail And Beach Access Blocked by Belmond Development; Breaking Federal Law with Impunity
The Belmond development in Bahía de Banderas has blocked historic trails and access to Malpaso Beach, sparking protests from residents,
