A new 542-hectare Fonatur project adds pressure as Nayarit expands tourism, air links and real estate while Vallarta demand weakens.

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, August 24, 2026 – Fonatur has begun technical work on a 542.32-hectare tourism center in Compostela, creating a federally backed development front north of Banderas Bay while Puerto Vallarta is absorbing weaker international air traffic, softer hotel demand and a more selective property market.
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