Los Cabos News, Resorts, and Tourism Trends

Los Cabos enters a second year of government still dragging a deep water shortage, clogged streets and a housing gap for workers.

Ánima Village, a new open-air luxury plaza in Cabo del Sol, opened on a rainy December day with its shops already leased and buzzing.

Los Cabos is betting on air links, digital tools and a new attraction catalog to turn World Cup trips into side escapes in Baja California...

Ironman triathlon racing will return to Los Cabos next April after the city settled an old debt and secured a race date.

Cabo San Lucas turns a night of lucha libre into a toy drive, trading adult tickets for non-violent gifts bound for vulnerable neighborhoods.

More than half of commerce in Los Cabos now operates off the books, squeezing formal shops that pay taxes and calling local rules into question.

Los Cabos kept 25 Blue Flag beaches after a new control visit, with seven earning the top A+ rating for cleanliness, safety and management.

Copa’s new Panama - Los Cabos route will run three times a week from December 4, giving Los Cabos its first nonstop air bridge to...

Los Cabos wants Cabo del Este branded as a low-impact micro destination, balancing new tourism projects with fragile ecosystems and local voices.

Cabo San Lucas fire department faces a 90 percent jump in ambulance calls as rapid population growth fuels more emergencies.

Los Cabos moves to write its own rules on narcocorridos, pushing a local ban on songs that glorify crime at public events.

The new Teleton Los Cabos center ends long trips to La Paz for therapy, bringing specialized rehabilitation much closer to local families.

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