Puerto Vallarta, a city once known for its quaint charm and genuine hospitality, has seen a dramatic transformation over the past few decades. Tourism has exploded, with foreign visitors arriving in waves to experience sun-drenched beaches, lively boardwalks, and vibrant culture. Yet along the way, something has shifted. What was once a humble fishing village with a strong sense of local community now often feels dominated by large developments a…
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