Baja California Sur celebrates 50 years of being a free state

This October 8, Baja California Sur celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of having been legally recognized as a free and sovereign state, with political and governmental autonomy. The conversion of territory to state, along with Quintana Roo, was made official on October 8, 1974, with its decree in the Official Journal of the Federation (DOF), signed […]

Get to know the calendar of All Saints’ Day festivities

Don’t miss this Saturday the start of the Traditional Festivals of the Magical Town of Todos Santos. An event that no one should miss is the Traditional Festivals of Todos Santos which are celebrated every year on October 12 and is one of the 4 most popular festivals that take place in the year. The […]

Rediscover Cabo San Lucas through “The Watchman’s Memoirs,” a literary journey into its hidden history

A journey through history in the words of expertsThe presentation of the work will be accompanied by prominent historians and specialists of the region: René Holmos, Francisco Holmos and Anibal Amador, who, together with the author, will offer an enriching perspective on the historical evolution of Cabo San Lucas. Through their voices, the public will […]

Due to insecurity, lung doctors operate at 40 percent in Mazatlán

The insecurity in Sinaloa has generated a notable drop in the demand for tourist services in Mazatlán, which directly affected the lung workers, who now work with a reduced capacity. According to Luis Mariano Ortega Vizcarra, general secretary of the Mazatlán Pulmonary Alliance, he said that the economic situation of this union is critical, since […]

‘No refunds,’ warns Mazatlan hotels

Some hoteliers in Mazatlán have not been flexible with their rates or with making changes to dates, due to the situation of violence and the constant closures that have occurred on the Durango-Mazatlán highway, reported the president of the Association of Travel Agencies, Gina Rivas. “After this last closure, I think it is affecting us […]