Los Cabos News, Resorts, and Tourism Trends

Los Cabos certified 141 lifeguards after an aquatic rescue seminar focused on surf rescues, high-swell entries and unconscious victims.

Emergency repairs on Acueducto I interrupted water service in more than 20 San José del Cabo areas after a Transpeninsular break.

Los Cabos tourism is softer in airport data, but hotel, market-share, safety and high-end travel numbers tell a more complicated story.

Los Cabos is drawing workers and families from across Mexico, exposing gaps in housing, services, documents and community support.

Los Cabos added 20 water trucks and two Vactor units as Cabo San Lucas neighborhoods keep facing rationing gaps and dry taps.

Los Cabos says it cannot wait for answers on a missing Widoo machine before buying another one for the San José estuary.

Los Cabos’ ninth Paella Festival is set for June 13 at Hilton Los Cabos, with ticket proceeds supporting Rotary scholarships.

Los Cabos held a risk management and climate change course for municipal workers as rainy-season planning continues.

Los Cabos has 27 Blue Flag beaches and is seeking 12 more in 2026 under standards for water quality, safety and management.

Groups and residents called a Plaza Mijares signing event against projects they say threaten water, air and ecosystems in BCS.

BCS restaurants earned 2026 Michelin stars, Green Stars, Bib Gourmand mentions and recommendations as Los Cabos ties dining to tourism.

Conagua will handle a new Los Cabos wastewater plant with federal funds, with planning and construction possibly bundled in one tender.

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