The Baja Ferries boat service was suspended from the port of Topolobampo, Sinaloa, to La Paz, Baja California Sur, due to technical issues. The company did not elaborate further on the reasons for canceling the trip the night before last, but emphasized that the integrity of the passengers, workers, and cargo is of interest. It […]
Empty Flights of Mexicana: Expose trip to San José del Cabo with only 13 passengers!
On April 5th, Mexicana de Aviación flew its Boeing 737-800, which has a capacity for 174 passengers, from AIFA to San José del Cabo via Guadalajara, with only 13 users, three of whom boarded in Jalisco. On April 1st, Mexicana de Aviación inaugurated the route between Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) and San José del […]
Airports in Mazatlán and Los Cabos Among Those Receiving the Highest Number of Foreigners
Mazatlán, in Sinaloa, and Los Cabos, in Baja California Sur, are two paradises in Mexico, with a high flow of foreign tourists. In the panorama of international tourism in Mexico, two destinations emerge as protagonists in the first two months of 2024: Mazatlán and Los Cabos. These paradises located on the Mexican coast stand out […]
Rates Remain at $564 per Night in Los Cabos
Lilzi Orcí Fregoso, Executive President of the Los Cabos Hotel Association, reported that the spring break and Easter 2024 season has been valuable. She explained that this has reflected an average overall occupancy of 83%, with peaks of around 89% during the March 18th holiday and Holy Week. The occupancy percentages by destination were 83% […]
Blackouts Begin in Los Cabos and It’s Not Even Summer Yet
Power outages have been brief and only in certain areas of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo. A few days ago, there was a blackout in the Lomas del Sol neighborhood, in the municipal delegation of Cabo San Lucas. Although it lasted between 3 and 5 minutes, it can affect the lifespan of […]
In Los Cabos, there are 2 beaches with red flags; swimming is prohibited, Zofemat reported.
Red flags have been placed on 2 beaches in Los Cabos; another 9 have the yellow flag Receive our daily news summary This Friday (March 29), the Federal Maritime Terrestrial Zone (Zofemat) reported that red flags have been placed on 2 beaches in Los Cabos, meaning swimming is prohibited. Additionally, it was reported that winds […]
Find out which neighborhoods will be affected by a water leak in Los Cabos
Maintenance and repair work will limit supplies A drinking water leak was reported at the section between Twin Dolphin and Cabo del Sol, prompting the Los Cabos Drinking Water Operation and Maintenance team to move to the area to assess the pipe damage and begin repair work. The neighborhoods that will be affected during the […]
Citizens of Los Cabos Report Alleged Scam; Foreigners Sell Counterfeit Luxury Clothing
Through this complaint, they seek to warn the people of Los Cabos and BCS not to fall for this scam, where counterfeit clothing is sold. Los Cabos, Baja California Sur (BCS). Through social media, citizens of Los Cabos are reporting that supposed Italians are selling luxury clothing at better prices; however, it turns out to […]
Los Cabos Intensifies Connectivity at Routes Americas
Los Cabos held 15 business meetings with renowned airlines, thus reinforcing its position as a preferred tourist destination. To continue the strategic effort to stimulate connectivity to the paradise called Los Cabos, with destinations with primary and secondary markets, the Los Cabos Tourism Trust participated in the Routes Americas event, held this week in Bogotá, […]
The Copper Fever Arrives in Cachanía
Not even the arrival of the Jesuit missionaries at the end of the 17th century in the region caused such an intense transformation in Santa Rosalía as the establishment of the French company El Boleo in 1885. The story of the copper fever begins with José Rosas Villavicencio, a landowner who, in the mid-19th century, […]