Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Delta is trimming select Mexico beach routes as jet fuel prices rise, affecting service to Puerto Vallarta, Los Cabos and Cancún.

Puerto Vallarta missed Tripadvisor’s U.S. summer travel top 10, while Cancún led and Los Cabos kept Mexico on the list this year.

Navy overflights in Puerto Vallarta followed the arrest of Audias Flores Silva in Nayarit, with no major violence reported.

Residents blocked a key Punta de Mita junction as the Playa Las Cocinas dispute grew into a wider fight over beaches, water and development.

More than 1,000 joined Puerto Vallarta’s first Carrera de las Juventudes, a 5K supporting DIF child care programs and pet adoption.

Jalisco will hold a May 6 macro-drill simulating an 8.0 earthquake and tsunami to test coastal evacuation plans.

A Puerto Vallarta cleanup removed two tons of waste from the Pitillal River, showing how urban trash can move toward the bay.

Puerto Vallarta’s Naval Museum drew about 360 people for Noche de Museos, blending family activities with Mexico’s maritime history.

Puerto Vallarta hosted Jalisco’s National Vaccination Week launch as officials urged residents to update vaccine schedules.

State and city officials say Puerto Vallarta will keep billboard-style ads out, renewing a fight over tourism, permits and visual order.

An eight-car crash near Puerto Vallarta airport closed lanes, delayed travelers, and exposed how fragile the city’s airport access route can be.

Water outages, security concerns, hospital work, cruise arrivals and May events shaped Puerto Vallarta’s April 19–25 week.

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