Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

After Feb. 22 violence in Puerto Vallarta, psychologists warn that WhatsApp rumors and unverified videos prolonged fear and stress.

Norwegian Bliss docked in Puerto Vallarta at 05:45 with about 4,500 passengers, kicking off a March schedule of 14 cruise calls.

E-waste drop-off runs March 11–13, 2026 in Puerto Vallarta, 9 a.m.–4 p.m., with five temporary sites for electronics and appliances.

An explosion during demolition at Puerto Vallarta’s La Desembocada bridge killed one person and injured a worker on March 3, 2026.

Gala 2026 runs March 10–12 in Puerto Vallarta, bringing 700+ tourism leaders for thousands of Pacific coast business meetings.

Puerto Vallarta has eight confirmed measles cases, including three new young-adult infections tied to IMSS Clinic 170 and low vaccination.

Tourism officials say Puerto Vallarta is operating normally, with about 75 March events confirmed statewide and key showcases ahead.

Yellow flags mark caution on several Vallarta beaches, while red and purple warnings near Río Pitillal mean stay out and watch for hazards.

A tentative ASIPONA calendar shows 14 cruise arrivals in Puerto Vallarta in March 2026, including four double-ship days.

A busy Art & Market Marina Vallarta and a state tourism visit signaled that Puerto Vallarta’s visitor scene is running normally.

Puerto Vallarta expects 300 more Army troops and 40 tactical vehicles Friday afternoon, Feb. 27, widening federal patrols.

Mexican Navy arrested eight people in Puerto Vallarta and seized guns, ammo, radios and tactical gear after patrols tied to Feb. 22 unrest.

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