Stories and guides from Puerto Vallarta expats
WestJet is increasing its flight capacity to Puerto Vallarta, adding nearly 10,000 monthly seats from five Canadian cities during the winter 2026-2027 season, making it easier for travelers to enjoy the destination.
Puerto Vallarta is set to become a cruise home port by 2029, bringing increased tourism and economic growth. This development offers both opportunities and challenges for expats and digital nomads, emphasizing the importance of staying informed and adaptable.
Puerto Vallarta has reduced its municipal workforce by 110 as part of budget adjustments, with essential services expected to remain intact.
Finding the right dental care provider in Puerto Vallarta requires thorough research, clear communication, and patience, as evidenced by the author's journey through five dentists.
El Salado estuary is proposed as a crocodile refuge in Puerto Vallarta, addressing concerns over recent sightings and encounters, but faces challenges in implementation and community support.
Puerto Vallarta is entering its highest-risk hurricane season, with an 80% chance of a weather system developing south of Mexico. Residents and visitors should stay informed, keep emergency supplies, and have a preparedness plan in place.
Puerto Vallarta has launched initiatives to enhance internet connectivity and reduce the cost of living for expats, making it easier for remote workers to settle in the city.
Puerto Vallarta may soon become a cruise destination, opening new opportunities but raising concerns about environmental and community impact.
A Pacific disturbance may bring rain to Puerto Vallarta next week, raising concerns about higher surf and localized flooding.
The Carnival Panorama cruise ship brought 5,606 visitors to Puerto Vallarta, offering opportunities for local businesses and residents while bringing some temporary changes to daily life.
Hotels in Puerto Vallarta are opposing a 35.8% increase in the foreign visitor fee, fearing it could harm tourism and local economies.
Volaris is adding five direct U.S. flights from the Guadalajara Airport, making travel between Puerto Vallarta and major U.S. cities faster and more convenient for expats and tourists alike.
Puerto Vallarta is considering reopening Avenida México to cars, a decision that balances economic growth with environmental protection, impacting the city's quality of life and the lifestyle of expats and digital nomads.
Puerto Vallarta celebrates 216 years of independence with a night of festivities, fireworks, and traditional dancing, making it a must-see event for expats and locals alike.
Amapas 314 environmental filing in Puerto Vallarta could lead to stricter environmental regulations and potential changes in property values, impacting both residents and businesses.
The Navigator of the Seas brought 3,645 guests to Puerto Vallarta, bringing both excitement and questions about the town's readiness to accommodate such large numbers of visitors.
Natalia Jiménez will perform at the Vidanta Convention Center in Puerto Vallarta on September 12, 2026, offering a mix of her solo hits and La Quinta Estación's popular songs.
Puerto Vallarta is becoming a key destination for medical tourism, with new investments in healthcare facilities and services to attract visitors seeking affordable, quality care.
Puerto Vallarta celebrated its young gymnasts and folkloric dancers, highlighting the city's ongoing commitment to nurturing local talent and community pride.
The charro parade in Puerto Vallarta, with over 120 participants, offers expats and digital nomads a chance to experience local culture and traditions during Fiestas Patrias.
