Puerto Vallarta's Port Authority (API) will begin a series of renovations and new construction projects to develop Mexico's only 'theme' cruise terminal.
The plans call for an aquarium being described as the largest in Mexico, a tequila museum pavilion, and a new promenade with restaurants and shopping.
The project has been lead through a tender process and development is done through investors and business owners.
Holland America adds more cruises to Puerto Vallarta
The new aquarium is estimated to cost $170 million . . .
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