The low seasons of tourism in Puerto Vallarta could be forgotten this year, thanks to the fact that the economic reactivation of the destination has been successful and this city is in the preference of people for summer vacation.
Municipal Tourism, José Ludwig Estrada Virgen, considered the so-called "September hunger", a period of very low occupation in the city and in which it was necessary to resort to forced breaks or even to cut staff, could go down in history in 2022.
“We waited a long time so that there would be no more . . .
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