Puerto Vallarta, a renowned tourist destination on the Mexican Central Pacific coast, is witnessing a significant decrease in cruise ship arrivals this December. The city, which welcomed 21 cruise ships in November, is set to host only 13 this month, marking a drop of over 40 percent. This decline is primarily attributed to the cancellation of visits by the Carnival Panorama, the port's most frequent cruise ship.
The Puerto Vallarta Harbor Master's Office provided data highlighting the bustling activity in November, where thousands of cruise passengers contributed substantially to the local economy. However, December's . . .
