Surveys conducted with both domestic and foreign tourists, position Puerto Vallarta as a safe destination, said the chairman of the board of directors of Adeprotur, Robert Kistner Dixon.
He pointed out that Puerto Vallarta had slipped in the most recent survey, from position four to six, but that does not mean that Puerto Vallarta has become less safe since the last survey, but that other destinations increased their quality, therefore, this city naturally fell in its position.
While only looking at the destination of Puerto Vallarta and not all factors, on the surface it looks like bad news, but the . . .
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