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October 09, 2016
In summer, several cruise ship companies cancelled their trips to Mexico, and tourism activities in destinations such as Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan and los Cabos were badly affected by this decision.
Good news begin with the return of the Princess cruise ship to Vallarta and Mazatlan next year, while Disney World continues its weekly visit to our port and promising to continue for at least one more year. The Holland-America Line is coming to Vallarta next month and up to 2013. However, Carnival is still hesitating and arrives very sporadically to Ensenada and has only announced stops in Manzanillo and los Cabos as of next month.
The community and businesses depending on these arrivals are surely happy to know that tourism related activities will be more abundant as of next month.
Some of these decisions were most probably due to a strong campaign, where $30 million USD were used to promote tourism.
For more news about Puerto Vallarta
A year after the Puerto Vallarta edition of the North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA) conference & marketplace, the largest conference of US/Canadian media to take place in Mexico, the Puerto Vallarta Tourism Board is proud to report that the record-breaking conference has resulted in over 200 editorial items with over 4 million USD in Public Relations. Read more
The Puerto Vallarta Tourism Board announced that the final month of the year will top a successful 2015 with over 90% occupancy rate. Read more
The Puerto Vallarta Tourism Board and its long-time public relations agency for the US and Canadian markets, LATITUDE , have been awarded with the prestigious Gold Adrian Award by the Hospitality Sales & Marketing Association International (HSMAI) for its work with the North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA) and organization of its annual conference. Read more
