PUERTO VALLARTA – Puerto Vallarta, renowned for its efforts and dedication towards fostering a hospitable environment for the LGBTIQ community, once again emerges as a frontrunner in inclusive tourism at a national level. The city has been nominated in five categories at the illustrious LGBTIQ Travel Awards Mexico 2023, celebrating its enduring commitment to pink tourism.
The LGBTIQ Travel Awards Mexico is a prestigious platform that acknowledges and promotes outstanding contributions to LGBTIQ tourism nationwide. These awards laud destinations embodying the spirit of inclusivity while delivering exceptional service and exemplifying hospitality excellence.
Puerto Vallarta’s nominations include:
- Beach Destination of the Year – Puerto Vallarta
- Concept Hotel of the Year – Almar Resort
- Restaurant of the Year – Café des Artistes
- Admirable Project of the Year – Pride Puerto Vallarta
- Ally of the Year – Grand Miramar Puerto Vallarta
Voting for the nominees is underway at www.unetlgbt.org, continuing until October 10. The grand announcement of winners will be held at an International Gala on October 26 in Morelia, Michoacán. The event will witness the attendance of various dignitaries, including Secretaries of Tourism, luminaries from the tourism sector, and community leaders, among others.
Puerto Vallarta’s conducive ambiance and many LGBTIQ-friendly amenities, such as tours, festivals, restaurants, beach clubs, and bars, have previously rendered it a recipient of numerous awards and accolades on national and international platforms, including the distinguished Gay Travel Awards. The city has also been featured in significant listings like “Pride Trend Destinations Year after Year” and one of the “Best LGBTIQ Airbnb Destinations.” Furthermore, come November, Puerto Vallarta is slated to be a post-tour stop for the Gay Games 2023, a paramount sporting and cultural event advocating for LGBTIQ inclusivity on a global stage.
These nominations are yet another testament to Puerto Vallarta’s continued endeavor to position itself as Latin America’s premier sun and beach destination and the second worldwide for the LGBTIQ community. The city remains steadfast in offering safe and welcoming spaces for both national and international visitors from the community, propelling its status as a distinguished inclusive tourism hub.
