Author: Paco Ojeda

Three destinations in Bahía de Banderas—two beaches and a marina—received a Blue Flag certification. Casa José Cuervo announces aid programs after tragic explosion. Pueblos Mágicos in the vicinity to consider for a vacation.PLUS: The Maya Train welcomes sleeper cars.

We have another update on Puerto Vallarta International Airport. Yesterday’s rainbow made the news. PLUS: A quick report on yesterday’s music appreciation presentation.

The connection on the new bridge between Nayarit and Jalisco is complete. Rethinking a trip to Tequila. Oculto announces a second date for their Puebla cuisine dinner. PLUS: A quick report on yesterday’s The Spotlight.

A tragic accident puts a damper on International Tequila Day. CFE is now offering Internet in Puerto Vallarta. Trash collectors threaten to go on strike. Tourism from Tepic will increase once the new highway is completed. PLUS: A raicilla and tequila festival is announced.

Seapal announces water shortage in E. Zapata. Jalisco federal highways leave a lot to be desired, says Governor Alfaro. The Pitillal River retainer wall was fixed. Shorter Guadalajara highway attracts Summer tourism. PLUS: Where is that CDMX-Guadalajara train stopping?

Mayor-Elect Luis Munguía met with Marina Vallarta residents to address their concerns. The virtues of growing your fruits. Another case of local police corruption and discrimination against gay tourists comes to light. PLUS: How will you celebrate World Hammock Day?