“Travelers arriving in Puerto Vallarta on Friday, Jan. 30, were met not by open palm-lined roads and highways but by gridlock, uncertainty and long walks under the sun, as the city became the stage for a protest that tested the fragile balance between social justice and economic life in one of Mexico’s most tourism-dependent, service-oriented destinations.”
MND Staff
Protests brought Puerto Vallarta to a standstill in January following the death of a young woman in an auto accident, making travel more difficult for those visiting the city.
From measles outbreaks to airport improvements ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, February is a busy news month in Guadalajara.
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The latest tourism news from Los Cabos includes the opening of a new hotel, and the release of airport traffic figures from 2025. No surprise: they’re very robust.
