Puerto Vallarta has been named a finalist for the Condé Nast Traveler Spain Hotel&Mantel Awards, showcasing the city’s rich culinary scene and attracting food enthusiasts to explore its vibrant dining options.
Puerto Vallarta is hosting a public Travel Pop Up Jalisco event featuring international travel creators, with early-bird tickets available until September 30.
The Festival de las Ánimas is returning to Puerto Vallarta with a more community-focused approach, impacting local businesses and offering a different experience for both residents and visitors.
Puerto Vallarta is taking steps to promote LGBTQ+ weddings, making the destination more inclusive and welcoming for all couples celebrating their love.
Dinosaurios en Puerto Vallarta is hosting a live show on September 27, 2026, at Teatro Vallarta, offering a fun family experience during the rainy season.
Local icon MiMi Bomba is returning to Puerto Vallarta, bringing renewed excitement and potential economic benefits to the community.
The Holi Beach cleanup involving 450 volunteers highlights ongoing community efforts to maintain Puerto Vallarta's beaches, a key aspect for expats and digital nomads living in the area.
Polo surf in Puerto Vallarta has led to the implementation of yellow flags at beaches to alert surfers and prevent accidents, emphasizing the importance of following safety measures for the well-being of all beach users.
Puerto Vallarta invites families and local groups to witness sea turtle releases at Holi Beach, which is open to the public and requires group registration through the city's official Facebook page.
Puerto Vallarta is hosting a free Fiestas Patrias program from September 13-16, featuring various cultural events and activities.
Puerto Vallarta is hosting a free week-long Indigenous culture celebration on Cuale Island, offering visitors a chance to experience traditional foods, workshops, and dances.
Puerto Vallarta residents and digital nomads are affected by new federal rules proposed for sea advertising, which could change the landscape of how businesses promote themselves in the area.
Puerto Vallarta is hosting a Día de Muertos kids race on November 1, 2026, at Parque Lineal Río Pitillal, offering races for children aged 6 to 17 with cash prizes and fun family activities.
Puerto Vallarta is advising expats and digital nomads to prepare for high surf conditions through Tuesday, emphasizing the importance of safety gear and beach safety measures.
Floating billboards could soon grace the beaches of Puerto Vallarta, sparking debate among residents and visitors, and it's important for expats and digital nomads to stay informed about this potential new addition to the area.
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