Puerto Vallarta has become fashionable and hasn't experienced the security problems facing other major destinations in the country, said Agustin Alvarez, director of the Tourism Board of Puerto Vallarta.
"The decline of other tourist destinations such as Acapulco, has made people turn to Puerto Vallarta, for security, connectivity and value," said the director of the agency in an interview with El Universal .
He said that security is not a problem for Puerto Vallarta and stressed that its main market is the US and Canadian tourism, and with the exchange rate depreciation it has become a safe place to vacation . . .
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