Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Puerto Vallarta hotels are nearly 80% full for the Constitution Day long weekend, thanks to a steady flow of domestic and foreign tourists.

Puerto Vallarta lifeguards raised red flags at four beaches Feb. 1 for rip currents; Holi also posted a purple warning for marine life.

Key Puerto Vallarta intersections reopened early Sunday after 48-hour protests over Clarisa Rodríguez’s death, easing airport and hotel-zone delays.

Flights in or out of Puerto Vallarta this weekend? Expect possible protest roadblocks on key airport routes and allow extra time.

For over 24 hours, protesters in Puerto Vallarta have blocked main roads, demanding justice for Clarisa, a young mother who died after a car crash.

Protesters blocked Francisco Medina Ascencio Blvd, paralyzing routes north of Puerto Vallarta as families demand justice for Clarisa Rodríguez.

Over 16,000 attendees flocked to Vallarta-Nayarit Gastronómica in 2025; now organizers are planning an even bigger 2026 edition in Puerto Vallarta.

Protesters plan Friday morning road blockades in Fluvial Vallarta after Clarisa Rodríguez’s death, pressing authorities to act and explain.

New UNIRSE module in Puerto Vallarta offers HIV and STI testing, PrEP guidance, and legal support to improve access for LGBT+ residents.

After an agreement between City Hall and Red Ambiental, Puerto Vallarta says garbage pickup is fully back to normal, citywide, starting now.

A new Change.org petition urges a recall of Puerto Vallarta Mayor Luis Ernesto Munguía amid complaints over trash, transit, and safety.

Red Ambiental is cutting 30% of Puerto Vallarta garbage routes over unpaid bills, warning a full shutdown if the city doesn’t pay.

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