Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – In the wake of Hurricane “Otis,” which wreaked havoc in Acapulco, leading to the cancellation of several cruise itineraries, Puerto Vallarta's tourism sector is poised for a significant uptick. The director of municipal Tourism, Christian Preciad Cazares, confirmed that the city is expecting the arrival of three additional international cruises, rerouted due to the damages in Acapulco.
The city has already welcomed one such cruise, and two more are anticipated. “They even increased one more cruise due to the Acapulco issue, which suffered some damage,” Cazares stated, highlighting the unexpected boost to local . . .
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