In light of the unfortunate events of today in the State of Jalisco, and other states in the country, where the fight against organized crime and protests turned violent, the resort town of Puerto Vallarta has added precautionary measures suggested by the Attorney General of Jalisco and the Secretariat of National Defense.
It’s important to note that the tourist areas of our city and ports have been properly secured for the protection of tourists who are visiting us during this three-day holiday weekend in Mexico.
The tourism industry in Puerto Vallarta, supported by state and federal agencies, serves . . .
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