Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

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Business economy coverage on jobs, prices, investment, and the impact on tourism. Clear updates explain what’s growing, what’s closing, and why.

What we cover: Local companies, jobs, prices, investment, National economic news, tourism impact on the economy.

The Mexico economy is one of the largest in Latin America, shaped by trade, tourism, manufacturing, remittances, and complex political and global influences. This section features up-to-date coverage of economic indicators, inflation, currency trends, foreign investment, labor markets, and government policy. We report on how economic shifts affect everyday life in Mexico, from consumer prices and wages to real estate, small businesses, and international trade agreements like USMCA. Stay informed on central bank decisions, job growth, tourism revenue, and how global events impact the national economy. Whether you’re a resident, investor, or analyst, this tag offers reliable insights into the challenges and resilience of the Mexico economy.

Ironman 70.3 Los Cabos

Ironman 70.3 Los Cabos return set for late April 2026

IRONMAN 70.3 returns to Los Cabos on April 26, 2026, bringing about 1,800 athletes and fresh spending for hotels, taxis, and local shops.
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puerto vallarta cruises

Puerto Vallarta triple cruise arrivals kick off 2026 strong

Puerto Vallarta opens 2026 with a triple-ship day and 24 January calls, bringing nearly 9,000 passengers and a boost for local businesses.
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Mexico per capita debt

Mexico per capita debt rises after a decade-long jump

Mexico per capita debt has nearly doubled in 10 years, a quiet signal of tighter budgets, higher interest costs, and less room for shocks.
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Los Cabos vendor crackdown

Los Cabos vendor crackdown targets Marina and Médano

Los Cabos is stepping up permit checks in the Marina and El Médano, pushing unlicensed sellers out and warning against child vending.
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Cancun Tulum sustainable tourism

Cancun hotel occupancy at 88.3% as 2026 starts, state data

Quintana Roo opened 2026 at 88.3% hotel occupancy—about 600,000 guests—after a holiday week packed with flights and cruises.
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USMCA

USMCA 2026 review puts Mexico’s investment plans at risk

The USMCA 2026 review could turn messy, keeping investors cautious as trade fights over autos, energy, and labor bleed into 2026.
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AIFA traffic falling

AIFA traffic falling now after US route cancellations

AIFA traffic falling shows early fallout from US route cuts, with fewer international passengers, fewer flights, and softer cargo volumes.
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Playa del Carmen market

Holiday season boosts Playa del Carmen market vendors

The Playa del Carmen market at Plaza 28 de Julio surged over the holidays, with vendors reporting strong food and craft sales into early 2026.
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Quintana Roo business closures

Quintana Roo business closures hit 3,442 across 2025

Quintana Roo business closures reached 3,442 in 2025, as extortion pressure, tight credit, and rising tax costs pushed thousands of shops to shut.
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Mexico tourism inflows

Mexico tourism inflows hit $35.8B in 2025 estimates

Mexico tourism inflows were pegged near $35.8B in 2025, supporting jobs and regional spending as final central bank data comes in.
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Mexico growth 2026

Mexico growth 2026 forecast shows one of region’s slowest

Mexico growth 2026 is pegged at 1.3% by CEPAL, among the region’s weakest, as U.S. policy shocks and soft demand weigh heavily.
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Volaris Viva merger

Volaris Viva merger could widen Mexico’s budget routes

A proposed Volaris Viva merger could create a bigger low-cost map, adding planes and more nonstop links across Mexico and abroad.
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