Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

SEAPAL completed 296 meters of sewer replacement and 239 meters of treated-water line on Calle Albatros in Marina Vallarta.

ASIPONA has opened bidding for a 17-year contract to build and run a three-berth cruise home port in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco.

Mexico plans joint route-promotion support as Puerto Vallarta airport reports a 26.3% drop in international traffic.

Puerto Vallarta logged 3,369 rapid HIV, syphilis and hepatitis tests through July, with free confidential screening still available.

Fluvial Vallarta residents seek vacant-lot cleanup and patrols, citing harassment fears as city rules allow inspections and owner notices.

Vallarta Nayarit Gastronómica returns Oct. 4-7 with 80-plus culinary experts, paid workshops and regional events in Jalisco and Nayarit.

Puerto Vallarta crews captured two crocodiles near the Marina boardwalk after another animal was relocated from a nearby beach.

Canirac says Puerto Vallarta restaurant sales fell 20% to 30% this summer as fewer diners and weaker international traffic weighed on business.

SEAPAL plans a seven-hour water interruption on Sept. 9 in La Mina I, La Mina II, 1 de Mayo in Ixtapa and Marina Vallarta.

Local suppliers can seek year-round access to buyers at more than 80 Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas hotels through a new network.

International traffic at Puerto Vallarta airport fell 26.3% in August, accounting for 87% of the airport’s total monthly passenger loss.

Warnings that uncertainty could delay tourism investment in Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas as confidence weakens.

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