Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta has low expectations for tourism over the next few months

Puerto Vallarta has low expectations for tourism in the coming months due to the coronavirus pandemic in Mexico, and around the world.

Puerto Vallarta closed the month of July with an average occupation of more than 22%, according to data from the Municipal Tourism Office.

The city's low season for tourism typically lasts August until the beginning of November, however, 22% occupancy in the 39 open hotels open, brings a new low to the tourism industry for Puerto Vallarta.

As the Puerto Vallarta Hotel and Motel Association has already commented, it won . . .

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