The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Puerto Vallarta has recovered from the sharp decline in tourism suffered between 2008 and 2011, when visitor numbers dropped by 37 percent. Bird flu, security issues and international economic woes were largely responsible for the fall. In 2014, Puerto Vallarta received 1.55 million visitors.
The annual three-day San Pancho Music Festival returns for its 15th year in the beach town of San Francisco, Nayarit. As always there is no charge to the public. It is entirely supported by the contributions of local and international recording artists, and donations from those in attendance are always appreciated.
As is often the case in provincial Mexican towns, plans for grand events are routinely crushed when the realities of economics, logistics and infrastructure are taken into consideration.
If there is a book inside you bursting to get out, the ninth Puerto Vallarta Writers’ Conference will be the place to release it.
A slew of dignitaries will descend on Barra de Navidad next weekend, as the Jalisco coastal town hosts the 450th anniversary of the start of the expedition Mexico-Philippines.
A Canadian man has died after falling from a top floor of a condominium in Puerto Vallarta. Neighbors found Carl Veilleix, 52, lying in the garden of the Torre Malibu in the Las Amapas neighborhood on the morning of Sunday December 14. Security staff
The body of a 57-year-old U.S. citizen has been found outside his home in Puerto Vallarta’s Colonia El Cerro.
Montreal-based circus arts company Cirque du Soleil is teaming up with a resort developer to host permanent shows at a new theme park to be built in Nuevo Vallarta.
Patricia Moss, a well-known businessperson in Cruz de Huanacaxtle, took photographs of UFOs framed by palm trees in the early morning sky around Bucerias on Friday, September 19, at around 7:25 a.m.
