Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Puerto Vallarta airport handled 576,600 passengers in March, down 24.4% from a year earlier as international traffic drove the decline.

Water outages, beach risks, inspections and evening events shape what Puerto Vallarta residents should watch on Thursday.

Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus is set to inaugurate Puerto Vallarta’s Mismaloya pier, a key project for the city’s southern tourism zone.

Puerto Vallarta is set for three cruise calls this week as April’s port calendar points to a packed month of arrivals and busier shore days.

A judge moved four Puerto Vallarta traffic officers deeper into criminal proceedings in the Clarisa case, widening accountability beyond the driver.

Puerto Vallarta’s seventh DJ’s Day Festival mixed local talent, waterfront crowds, and prevention messaging on the Malecón.

Puerto Vallarta starts Wednesday with heat, beach warnings, holiday crowds, and city updates that could shape your plans today.

Puerto Vallarta raised purple flags on some beaches for harmful marine life, while many others stayed under yellow caution during holiday monitoring.

Puerto Vallarta expects 75% to 80% hotel occupancy in Easter week as events and domestic travel help stretch the holiday season.

Puerto Vallarta is offering free Historic Center tours on select days, giving visitors a guided look at landmarks, history and local culture.

Beach flags, water pressure, city services, cruise traffic and local events shape what Puerto Vallarta residents should watch today.

Bahía de Banderas reported three Semana Santa deaths, reinforcing warnings about rip currents, beach flags, and Highway 200 travel risks.

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