Los Cabos News, Resorts, and Tourism Trends

Los Cabos and Oaxaca de Juárez sealed a sister-city pact to share tourism, culture and gastronomy, with joint promotions and projects planned.

Residents in Los Cabos say tap water can vanish for up to two months, pushing families to depend on pipas and storage tanks.

Exit surveys during peak season found 9 in 10 visitors felt safe in Los Cabos, with security ranking among the top-rated categories.

IMDIS Los Cabos will offer free Mexican Sign Language courses this winter, with Level 1 in-person or online and Level 2 on Zoom. Limited spots.

Wahoo Classic International 2026 began at Puerto Los Cabos with 31 boats chasing a 1 million peso purse and a same-day weigh-in.

FOIS and the city plan paving on Tarascos, Mantarraya, Zaragoza and key San José corridors, plus the Santa Rosa vado link to Guaymitas.

Prosecutors in Los Cabos say three men lured a victim via a dating app, held him briefly and forced ATM withdrawals. They’re in custody.

Los Cabos ended 2025 with 7.5 million air passengers, reflecting sustained demand and intensifying pressure on roads, water and housing.

A juvenile humpback was found tangled off Cabo San Lucas and freed offshore by certified rescuers working with RABEN and federal authorities.

Cinema Vagabundo’s January slate in Cabo San Lucas runs every Thursday at Cerrito del Timbre, plus a beach showing Jan 25.

IRONMAN 70.3 returns to Los Cabos on April 26, 2026, bringing about 1,800 athletes and fresh spending for hotels, taxis, and local shops.

Los Cabos will spend 43M pesos on the Transpeninsular Highway plus 10M in SJC and Cabo San Lucas to cut the pothole backlog by February.

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