A new airline has been launched by the Mexicana Group, called Mexicana Link. Flights will take off from Monterrey and Guadalajara to Puerto Vallarta, with four daily flights to each destination. The launch was scheduled for 16th March and the beginning of April. There is a lot of hype about this project, as it is expected to generate 500 more direct jobs and 1000 indirect jobs. There are high expectations from Mexicana Link as it is expected to generate revenue of $900,000,000 in the first year only.

Vallarta Botanical Gardens hosted their very first “Chocolate, Coffee and Vanilla Festival” from 10th March to 16th March. This festival was hosted in order to celebrate decades of success. Chocolate and coffee trees along with a variety of vanilla orchids were displayed. This educational and inspiring demonstration along with gay and friendly company also included a restaurant that offered a menu devoted to vanilla, chocolate and coffee. An entrance fee of only $50 pesos was affordable for visitors. This festival also held a “Food and Nectar of the Gods” day on March 14th. This festival hosted by Charlotte and Carole of Xocodiva Artisan Chocolates and Nina Goodhope of Bodega de Nina Fine Wines was pleasantly informative about the pairing of wine and chocolate together. The ticket included charges of six wines paired with six chocolates as well as a Mexican buffet. If you require assistance in renting a villa or a condo, contact the renowned company PVRPV.

The Cathy Von Roh Studio Art Gallery at Manuel M Dieguez 321 is hosting the inauguration of the Tejedoras de Vuelos from March 18th till 1stApril. The Studio will be open from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. This exhibition will showcase a unique compilation of paintings and sculptures featuring the works of Maria Crsitina Mercada and Jimena Odetti, painters from Argentine and a sculptor from Vallarta, Daria González Torres.

Puerto Vallarta will also host the 11th International Fireworks Arts Symposium that will be attended by many international firework manufacturers to discuss and learn from each other and exchange ideas. The festival will be held from the 20th till the 24th of April and will display traditional products such as “Castillos” and other fancy fireworks. Many residents of Vallarta witnessed the Fireworks Arts Symposium last year which was also held in Puerto Vallarta. Tourists and vacationers too will delight in this plethora of colors and lights. Contact PVRPV if you need assistance in renting a condo or a villa.

Visit St. Regis Punta Mita Resort that was established last November and has become one of the most popular and frequently visited resorts. It isn’t just known for its golf, instead has become popular on its own as a resort. This resort does not only have two private Jack golf courses, but also offers the inspiring view of the three virtual pools and private beach. Other services include a gym and Remede Spa so that the visitors are fully pampered here.

Visit Galleria Dante and witness the works of the talented Oscar Solis. His works are still celebrated because not only did he school himself to become a good artist, he also excelled in photographic realism. His work exhibits a flavor of Mexican culture as his paintings include the ancient tribes, Africans and animals.

For more information on rental properties in Puerto Vallarta, also abbreviated as PV, contact PVRPV at the following numbers. The Mexican office number is 322.222.0638 and incase you are calling from the USA or Canada you may call on their local Vonage number 206.388.3703. PVRPV has successfully been servicing the local community and tourists for some years now. They have a knowledgeable and friendly staff that knows about rental properties in Puerto Vallarta and will readily greet you and help you in finding a resort.