Puerto Vallarta's Transport System Gets a Boost with New Units

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - The city's transportation system just got a boost with the addition of 10 new units, with 80 more expected to arrive soon. This will surely improve the already efficient transport system that's known for being one of the best in Mexico.

Tourism in Puerto Vallarta has also been on the rise, with over 150,000 cruise ship passengers arriving in just the first two months of the year. It's clear that Puerto Vallarta remains a top travel destination, and the local economy is benefiting greatly.

In other news, the price of lp gas has hit its lowest level this year, much to the delight of locals. However, not all is well in the city, as a water leak in Colonia Delfines has been ongoing for the past six months, causing distress among residents. Neighbors of Santa María, Linda Vista Océano, and Cristóbal Colón are also requesting that their streets be paved, as they are currently drowning in the dust.

Puerto Vallarta officials have been getting trained on sensitive topics such as sexual harassment and bullying, which is a positive step in ensuring a safe and respectful environment for all. In addition, there have been no reports of fentanyl poisoning in the city, despite its normal use in medical units.

Lastly, it's been reported that Puerto Vallarta is set to exceed 2,400 flights in March alone, which is a testament to the city's thriving tourism industry. Puerto Vallarta remains a top destination for both domestic and international travelers, and with continued efforts to improve the city's infrastructure and services, it's sure to remain that way for years to come.