As gas prices plummet and the dollar skyrockets, mixed with the easing of flight regulations that limit the number of cross-border flights, and the general proximity to the United States, Puerto Vallarta is poised to become one of Mexico’s top destinations in 2015.
Adding to the perfect storm is the growing sense of violence and instability in other popular Mexico vacation destinations, while sparing Puerto Vallarta. The destination still maintains its reputation for safety and fun in the sun.
Many airlines anticipating the lift on caps limiting the number of flights allowed to operate across the border have . . .
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