Did you know that there is still a way to enjoy everything you love about Mexico even if you can’t be there in person right now? Puerto Vallarta Food Tours is a local company that offers a variety of walking and biking food tours. While in person food tours are temporarily on hold during the COVID-19 situation, Vallarta Food Tours has created online experiences so people can still enjoy unique Mexican culinary experiences from afar. Plus, for full time residents or own a second homeowners, they are selling weekly market boxes that contain a variety of locally produced goodies. That way, residents and visitors can enjoy giving back to the local community, and treat themselves to local delights, too. Read more to learn about the latest online experiences and market boxes available from Vallarta Food Tours. Online Experiences – Virtual Escape to Mexico If you can’t get there in person, why not try a virtual experience? That way, you can enjoy the feeling of being in Mexico from the safety of your own home? Even …
Are you dreaming of a move to Mexico? If so, you aren’t the only one. International Living magazine has shown a 500% surge in internet searches about how to move out of the US. The magazine published an article that identified the steps needed in order to successfully move out of the US. As a matter of fact, many individuals desire a more peaceful and relaxed lifestyle. Likewise, Mexico has a great climate, rich culture, delicious cuisine, and an affordable cost of living. In Puerto Vallarta and Cabo San Lucas, Garza Blanca’s exclusive beachfront community is a coveted choice for luxury investors. Keep reading below to learn more about why now may be the time to make a move to Mexico. Move to Mexico? More than ever, Americans are dreaming of setting up shop and making a move out of the US. Mexico is a top choice due to its close geographical location and appealing qualities. The country has beautiful beaches, impressive architecture, eclectic art scene, and relaxed lifestyle. Plus, visitors and expats feel warmly …
The effects of COVID-19 have been felt across the world in businesses and at home. For those who depend on income from tourism in Mexico, it has been especially difficult as many resorts, restaurants and shops closed temporarily. After several months, many businesses are gradually reopening and have updated health and safety standards designed to keep customers and visitors safe. Do you live in Mexico or visit regularly? If so, keep reading below to learn how you can help support your local community as we transition into the new normal after the COVID-19 pandemic. Shop Locally Supporting your local economy is more important now than ever before. Whenever possible, try to shop locally to support businesses in your community. Try to buy groceries and fresh foods at local markets and avoid the big grocery store chains if possible. Also, it makes sense to have a few weeks supply of food at home in case of an emergency. However, don’t go over the top and excessively hoard supplies. Buy only what you need and be mindful …
The state of Jalisco where Puerto Vallarta is located is proud to announce it has received the Safe Travels Stamp. The Safe Travel Stamp is granted by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC). The WTTC is an organization that recognizes the proper implementation of updated health and hygiene protocols. Furthermore, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have provided recommendations on how businesses should adapt to life post-COVID. Read below about how Jalisco received the Safe Travel Stamp. As a result, a vacation to Mexico is now possible. Puerto Vallarta Receives Safe Travel Stamp Firstly, businesses around the world are slowly beginning to reopen their doors. After temporarily closing during the peak of the COVID-19 and coronavirus crisis, a gradual reopening is in process. In Mexico, many measures were taken including closing resorts, beaches and popular tourist landmarks in order to keep people safe. Right now, businesses are reopening with updated health and safety standards in place to keep staff and visitors safe. The World …
