Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

The ‘unique flair’ of Puerto Vallarta buses

When I moved to Mexico I arrived by air, so for the first while, I relied upon Puerto Vallarta buses, taxis and my feet to get around.  Riding public transit can be a drag, hence the reason that so many young people yearn to have their own vehicle.  There is a freedom to driving that simply doesn’t happen when riding a bus or train.  If you look carefully, however, riding a common everyday city bus can be magical.

I’m cheap.  (At least, that is what my son has told me time and time again.)  So, although Vallartense taxis . . .

Read Full Story

Related Posts

U.S. Embassy Tells World Cup Fans How to Get Help in Mexico

U.S. Embassy Tells World Cup Fans How to Get Help in Mexico

The U.S. Embassy says World Cup visitors in Mexico should call 911 first in emergencies,...
Viva Aerobús

Bomb scare briefly delays Viva Aerobus flight to Mérida

A reported bomb threat at Mexico City’s airport delayed a Viva Aerobus aircraft bound for...
Chapala asks foreign residents to learn local rules and some Spanish

Chapala asks foreign residents to learn local rules and some Spanish

A Chapala official urged foreign residents to follow traffic and pet rules and learn basic...
Puerto Vallarta signs tourism deals with key cities

Puerto Vallarta signs tourism deals with key cities

Puerto Vallarta signed agreements with Los Cabos, Mexicali and Acapulco to expand tourism promotion and...