Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Puerto Vallarta refreshed Parque Hidalgo with cleanup, paint and landscaping, underscoring the park’s role as a key downtown gateway.

Puerto Vallarta removed the Contorsiones sculptures from the Malecón after complaints, reviving debate over art in shared public space.

Puerto Vallarta is training hotel workers to spot local hazards and respond faster in emergencies, part of a wider safety push.

Puerto Vallarta renewed Barrios de Paz for 2026, extending state-backed work on gender violence prevention, safe mobility, and equality.

Virgin Voyages’ adults-only Brilliant Lady will call at Puerto Vallarta as the line expands West Coast sailings from Los Angeles.

Authorities identified René Méndez Vázquez, a former Puerto Vallarta police commander, as the victim of Friday’s Ixtapa attack.

Authorities held 22,584 kilos of seafood in a Vallarta warehouse after inspectors said sellers could not prove legal origin.

Puerto Vallarta approved a 10-year land loan to SITEUR for an electric bus depot and charging station tied to the city’s new route.

Puerto Vallarta approved urgent electrical upgrades at the 5 de Diciembre market and is reviewing cash aid for vendors hit by recent fires.

A private Puerto Vallarta bike tour links the Malecón, Isla Cuale and key landmarks in two hours, offering a practical feel for the city.

U.S. arrivals and returning Mexican nationals are reshaping housing, labor, and spending in Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas.

Business leaders warn Puerto Vallarta’s garbage dispute could damage the city’s image, unsettle investors, and keep collection problems in view.

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