Annual 2023 Survey Reveals Over 80% of Expats in Mexico Are ‘Very Satisfied’

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• Persistent Storm Surge Restricts Beach Access in Puerto Vallarta for Fourth Consecutive Day Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – For the fourth consecutive day, the picturesque beaches of Puerto Vallarta have remained off-limits to beachgoers due to the relentless impact of a storm surge along the coasts of Jalisco and Nayarit. This tumultuous weather phenomenon is attributed to the cold fronts sweeping across the country, posing a significant challenge to…
• Beaches in Puerto Vallarta Start Seventh Consecutive Day of Red Flag Warnings Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Red flags have been posted along the beaches of Puerto Vallarta for the seventh consecutive day, signaling treacherous sea conditions. Despite these warnings, tourists continue to brave the waves, prompting vigilant lifeguards to remain on high alert to rescue those caught in the dangerous return tides. The red flags can be…
• Thousands Gather in Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón for New Year’s Eve Festival Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – In a festive atmosphere filled with joy, music, and a sense of community, more than 20 thousand Vallarta residents and tourists gathered at the Malecón area to bid farewell to 2023 and usher in the new year of 2024. This remarkable New Year’s Eve festival was organized by the municipal government…
• Did it Feel More Expensive to Live in Mexico in 2023? Mexican Peso has Strongest Year in Three Decades Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – The Mexican peso, often dubbed the “excessive weight” by some, celebrated its best year in over three decades in 2023. Closing at 16.9540 units per dollar, the currency experienced a remarkable cumulative gain of 12.9%, marking its strongest annual performance since data collection began in 1989, according to information from Econ,…
• New Variant of Covid-19 Emerges with Additional Symptoms, Global Concerns Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – The World Health Organization (WHO) has designated JN.1 as a “variant of concern” while emphasizing that the global public health risk remains low, based on available evidence. However, with the onset of winter in the northern hemisphere, experts fear that JN.1 could potentially exacerbate respiratory infections in affected nations. In a…
• Mexicana de Aviación Resumes Flights to Puerto Vallarta, Expanding Air Travel Options Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – In a move set to boost air connectivity to the beloved coastal destination of Puerto Vallarta, Mexicana de Aviación airline is set to resume flights to the city with the promise of enhanced accessibility for travelers. The airline, managed by the Mexican Army, will be offering 174 seats per week on…
• Puerto Vallarta Hotels Reach Full Occupancy as 2024 Begins Puerto Vallarta, one of Mexico’s most beloved tourist destinations, rang in the year 2024 with a remarkable achievement: a 100 percent occupancy rate in its hotel sector during the last weekend of December. This outstanding news comes as a testament to the city’s enduring appeal among visitors, and it has left tourism authorities and industry…
• Mexico’s Remittances Dip to 4.9 Billion Dollars in November, Lowest Amount in Nine Months Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – In a recent report released by the Bank of Mexico (Banxico), it has been revealed that Mexico received approximately 4.9 billion dollars in remittances during the month of November last year. This figure represents the lowest influx of remittances into the country since February 2023. Although this drop in remittance flow…
• Organized Crime Extorts Billions from Half of Mexico’s Work Force, Fuelling Violence Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Extortion and violence linked to organized crime continue to plague Mexico’s informal workforce, a sector that comprises over half of the country’s employment. Vendors and street market merchants, struggling to make a living, face relentless pressure from criminal cartels and local bosses demanding protection money. Street vendors across Mexico, dealing in…
• Prolonged Surge Effect Hits Puerto Vallarta Beaches Amid Winter Storms and Cyclones Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – A prolonged surge effect has gripped the beaches of Puerto Vallarta for nearly a week, resulting from a convergence of winter storms and tropical cyclones in the northern Pacific. Residents and tourists alike have been cautioned about the rough sea conditions, prompting authorities to maintain red flags along the coastline. According…