With the collaboration of citizens who help care for and preserve sea turtles by promptly notifying authorities, a nest containing 137 eggs was rescued on El Corsario beach in Cabo San Lucas. To protect the nest, personnel from the coordination committee comprised of the Participatory Environmental Surveillance Committee of the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection […]
Los Cabos strengthens hurricane safety protocols with U.S. support.
The Los Cabos Hotel Association held a meeting with the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) and representatives of the U.S. Consulate General in Tijuana to review and strengthen tourism security protocols, particularly those related to hurricane season. During the meeting, progress was made on protection plans for American tourists, who represent between 60% and 70% […]
Baja California Sur: The tourist paradise facing an institutional storm
The contrast between tourism splendor and institutional deficiencies not only undermines public confidence but also jeopardizes the social and ecological future of the state of Baja California Sur. The current administration faces notable failures in coordination, prioritization, and response to the most pressing challenges. Without a change in strategy, the tourism dream could turn into […]
This is the toll of flood damage in Mulegé
Flooding in recent weeks in the municipality of Mulegé caused partial and total damage to more than 90 homes in the community of San Ignacio and 27 in Vizcaíno. The director of the Housing Institute (INVI), Benjamín García Meza, stated that the rainfall generated by Hurricane Lorena and the flooding of the San Pablo Creek […]
Baja California Sur consolidates its position as the epicenter of wellness with two new holistic festivals in Todos Santos and Loreto.
Baja California Sur is preparing for a transformative autumn with the launch of two unprecedented holistic festivals: the Todos Santos Wellness Fest (October 31–November 2) and the Loreto Live Well Experience (November 7–9). Organized by the State Tourism Trust, the Baja California Sur Tourism Secretariat, Sabino Producciones, and the Mexican Institute of Yoga, these events […]
80% of the supplies needed in BCS enter through the Port of Pichilingue.
The state of Baja California Sur is practically an island, surrounded by the waters of the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California, and depends heavily on maritime freight transport and trade with the rest of the country and the world. The Comprehensive Port Administration (API) manages six ports and two maritime terminals, including the […]
Bring out your inner catrina or catrín because the Day of the Dead Festival is approaching in La Paz.
The 25th edition of the Traditional Day of the Dead Festival in Baja California Sur invites citizens to take part in the celebration through various contests that combine creativity, tradition, and cultural identity. This year’s program includes competitions for writers, young creators, visual artists, families, and collectives. Among the contests, the literary skulls are highlighted, […]
Golf tournament in Los Cabos will support social causes
From October 1st to 3rd, the Montage Los Cabos Hotel will host the 17th edition of the Aeroméxico Golf Tournament, a sporting event that, beyond bringing together athletes and allies, has a central purpose: to raise funds for social causes. The tournament will be played on the exclusive Twin Dolphin Club course and will feature […]
Baja California Sur farmers take advantage of the rains to increase their production.
The crop area for the recent spring-summer season in Baja California Sur will close at 6,098 hectares, representing 50% of the expected 12,862 hectares for the fall-winter season. The Secretary of Fisheries, Aquaculture, and Agricultural Development of Baja California Sur (SEPADA), José Alfredo Bermúdez Beltrán, mentioned that during the spring-summer period, staple crops such as […]
Flights to the Sierra de La Laguna put the legality of land under scrutiny
The Sierra La Laguna Biosphere Reserve is once again at the center of public debate after the presentation of a study on land tenure that revealed the existence of private and state properties in the core area of the reserve, as well as possible irregularities. The report was presented by forestry engineer and environmental law […]