As March begins, Los Cabos is preparing for a significant influx of visitors, with approximately 50,000 students expected to arrive over the next five weeks. This season is projected to generate an economic impact of US$30-US$40 million, reflecting the region’s.
Construction at the intersection commonly known as Glorieta Fonatur in San Jose del Cabo began in May 2025 as part of a major federal and state mobility initiative. The goal has been clear from the outset: resolve one of the.
The start of the 2026 spring travel season has brought a complex security landscape to the forefront of the conversation regarding Mexico. Recent high-profile federal operations on the mainland have shifted the narrative for international travelers, prompting a closer look.
Luxury travel in Los Cabos is entering a new phase. The destination is no longer defined solely by beachfront indulgence or traditional resort experiences. Instead, a new generation of travelers is shaping demand around wellness, design, privacy, community, and purpose..
Conversations about buying property in Mexico often begin in the wrong place. They start with geopolitics, headlines, and worst-case scenarios, as if the primary risk were the country itself. For U.S. buyers considering places like Los Cabos, uncertainty often boils.
On January 29, 2026, MacStore will open a new location inside Ánima Village, a recently inaugurated commercial development along the Los Cabos tourist corridor. The opening represents an important expansion of MacStore’s presence in Baja California Sur, bringing a full.
By Dr. Kirk Sanford, Founder of Longevity Medical Institute. Photo by Longevity Medical Institute In Los Cabos, a new approach to medicine is reshaping how we think about aging and health. At Longevity Medical Institute, the focus is not on.
Every winter, the waters off Baja California Sur come alive with movement. A mist of breath rises over the Pacific, a fluke breaks the surface, and for a moment the distance between human and whale collapses into pure wonder. Los.
Whale watching in Baja California Sur has its own rhythm. From mid-December through April, the coasts of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez come alive as whales arrive from the north, drawn by the peninsula’s warmer waters. The.
Winter in Baja is quiet but never still. While most of the Northern Hemisphere turns inward, the coastline here stays open, alive with movement. Mornings are cool, the light is steady, and the air carries a sense of calm. Marine.