Puerto Vallarta sees economic boom with LGBTQ tourism leading the way
Puerto Vallarta thrives on LGBTQ tourism, with inclusive policies and global events like Vallarta Pride driving nearly 40% of the […]
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Canadian travelers are falling in love with Puerto Vallarta all over again
Canadian travel to Puerto Vallarta continued to rise in 2024 with nearly half a million visitors from Canada, prompting expanded
Kiosko convenience store chain joins Puerto Vallarta’s “Allies of Culture” program with a donation to La Lija Center
The La Lija Cultural and Sports Center came alive this Friday with the sounds of bouncing balls, lively music, and
Puerto Vallarta weather brings clouds and rain while storms sweep Mexico
Puerto Vallarta faces cloudy skies and rain this weekend, while intense storms and extreme heat hit regions across Mexico. Stay
Carnival Executives Highlight Puerto Vallarta as Key Port on Mexican Riviera Tour
Carnival executives concluded a tour of Mexico’s Pacific ports, praising Puerto Vallarta’s infrastructure, security, and passenger experience as a key
Puerto Vallarta takes historic step with new addiction prevention agency
Puerto Vallarta marked the International Day Against Addictions with the TUCA Parade and a citizen forum, launching Mexico’s first municipal
Russian woman arrested in CDMX for threatening elderly husband with machete
A Russian woman was arrested in Cuajimalpa, Mexico City, after allegedly threatening her elderly husband with a machete during a
Mexico City paints rainbow crosswalk for Pride Day to honor LGBTQ+ rights
Mexico City officials painted a rainbow crosswalk in the Juárez neighborhood for International Pride Day, reinforcing government support for LGBTQ+
2025 Global Torture Index ranks Mexico as high risk for torture at hands of police
The 2025 Global Torture Index ranks Mexico as high risk for torture, citing systemic abuse, impunity, and institutional failure in
San Miguel de Allende takes action to stop crime migration from neighboring towns
As criminal groups move north through Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende boosts security and unites the community to prevent violence
Chiapas criminalizes animal abuse, ending status as only Mexican state that does not offer animal protections
Chiapas has passed a historic reform making animal abuse a criminal offense, ending its status as the only Mexican state
Cancún Cathedral Expansion Faces Backlash Over Ombligo Verde Environmental Concerns
Environmental groups and residents oppose Cancún Cathedral expansion in Ombligo Verde, citing ecological damage and lack of public consultation. Tensions
