Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Federal investigators examine possible forced recruitment after six Jalisco students, including three from Puerto Vallarta, were found alive.

Puerto Vallarta’s new airport terminal may begin partial operations in December, while a full opening could follow in early 2027.

Rising costs, rapid growth, summer heat, and aging needs are changing who chooses Puerto Vallarta for retirement and who leaves.

A sharp drop in US airline capacity adds pressure to Puerto Vallarta after international airport traffic fell 33.4 percent in June.

Puerto Vallarta’s tower boom is advancing while city records show unresolved water, drainage, traffic and planning gaps.

An IDEFT agreement gives more than 50 Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas hotels access to job training and skills certification.

Puerto Vallarta supplied only 124 Islas Marías bookings in early 2026 as package prices climbed and annual visitor goals remained distant.

Puerto Vallarta records show key council committees skipped months of required meetings while some newer activity went unreported.

Puerto Vallarta crews cleared bulky waste from 30 sites in six neighborhoods, targeting illegal dumping and rainy-season health risks.

Puerto Vallarta spent up to 5.8 million pesos to remain in Michelin’s 2026 review, raising questions about trust and public value.

Puerto Vallarta tested a multi-agency response at the Ixtapa prison, months after a mass escape exposed serious security failures.

Los Muertos and the Romantic Zone maintain their LGBTQ+ tourism advantage through a concentration of businesses, events, and beach access.

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