Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism has reported that Puerto Vallarta had average hotel room occupancy of 8,612 rooms from January to April, 2014, 10 percent more when compared to the same period in 2013. This represents an 8 percent increase in overall hotel occupancy for the destination which had the biggest increase in hotel occupancy of Mexican beach destination so far this year. Puerto Vallarta’s International Airport (PVR) received 126,000 international passengers from January to April, 2014.







I’m with Marianne! I’m a full-time resident in this paradise and a vegetarian…I love all the fresh produce (picked just the day before) and so cheap!! Way better than what you’ll find at any chain store in the state!
veggiegrrrl you’ve got to be kidding…can’t get any better fish, eggs, fruits and veggies than here in México!!! Real food, not just pretty food.
when whole foods market and trader joes shows up in PV, i’m moving down. xo