Can a Puerto Vallarta policeman confiscate your driver’s license after issuing a ticket? Read on for the answer to this and other amusing tidbits related to our traffic laws.
Category: Opinion
8th Annual Chili Cook-off: Great Idea. Execution, Not So Much
Want to lose your craving for chili in a heartbeat? Just surround yourself with styrofoam.
My Take on the Sheraton Snafu (and Official Reply from Marriott Corporation)
Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock today, you’ve probably learned that the Sheraton Buganvilias (the name of Puerto Vallarta’s Sheraton) refused a gay couple the opportunity to celebrate their wedding on their premises, suggesting other local properties that are part of the Marriott International Inc. brand (the Westin and the Marriott in Marina Vallarta)….
Where Did Editorial Content Go?
On the subtle line that separates advertising and editorial content in local publications…
Question of the Week: How’s Your Sense of Curiosity and Adventure?
How frequently do you step out of your comfort zone here in Puerto Vallarta?
Question of the Week: How do you consume local information?
Print or online? Radio or podcast? How do you enjoy staying connected?
The Elusive Vallarta Tour Bus
Bad news for the company, great news for Superior Tours Vallarta!
Question of the Week: How Much Do You Care About Local News, Politics and Policies?
But first, last week’s question Last week’s question of the week had to do with how frequently you enjoy live, ticketed performances in Puerto Vallarta. I asked that question for the same reason I will continue to ask questions on a weekly basis: I want to know what you are interested in—or not—because I want…
QUIZ: Is Your Spanish Good Enough to Qualify As a Local?
Of course, there is always room for improvement!
Question of the Week: How often do you go see live shows in Puerto Vallarta?
Is our live entertainment scene truly booming, or truly overblown? Your answer counts!
Is it safe here?
Do you go through life being mindful of those around you and volunteering assurance whenever possible?
On Local vs. Tourist Anglophones
Is it fair to expect that the local anglophone population will want to do the “touristy stuff” all the time simply because they speak English?
