The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The designers of Puerto Vallarta’s revamped malecon have earned recognition from their peers, winning the top award at the biennial organized by the Federation of Architects Colleges of Mexico.
Full public access to Tenacatita Bay is still being restricted even though the federal concession for the beach zone was returned into the hands of the La Huerta municipality last week.
The long-anticipated Tianguis Turistico (Tourism Fair) 2012 comes to Puerto Vallarta from Sunday, March 25 through Wednesday, March 28.
Spurred on the by the success of their Mundo Cuervo destination in Tequila and this year’s Cuervo Express passenger train that carts the tourists in from Guadalajara, Jose Cuervo plans to build a new Mundo Cuervo attraction in Puerto Vallarta.
Saturday, March 17, those in the know will be wearing the green, and what better place to celebrate the man who drove the snakes from Ireland than San Patrico Melaque in Costalegre.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) on Latin America is coming to Puerto Vallarta for its 2012 meeting from April 16 to 18.
A masked man brandishing a firearm and a knife held up 22 foreign passengers who had just arrived by bus at an adventure park a few miles south of Puerto Vallarta.
Held for the first time in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico’s 37th Tianguis Turistico (Tourism Fair) saw a significant increase in numbers of exhibitors, visitors and sales.
Sayula is one of several Jalisco towns currently celebrating Carnaval. Although the colorful parade took place February 17, the fun continues through February 22, with a gastronomic fair, vendors’ booths and performances daily in the historic center. Visit this charming town 45 minutes from Guadalajara just off Highway 54 to Colima.
