Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

Major Travel Companies Say Puerto Vallarta Bookings Still Strong

Major travel companies say that bookings for Puerto Vallarta have held steady despite civil unrest that occurred in and around the city earlier this month, prompting three cruise lines to skip their calls to the city.

Earlier in the week, officials met with cruise operators and released a statement that future cruises will continue as planned and the city, state, and federal government agencies would keep lines of communication open with cruise lines in . . .

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