Los Cabos News, Resorts, and Tourism Trends

Los Cabos traffic is shaped by limited roads, tourism growth, commuter demand and the airport corridor near the Fonatur roundabout.

Emergency crews responded to several weekend fires in Los Cabos, including a Sunday night blaze at Palo Escopeta landfill.

Mexico’s Q1 tourism revenue topped $10.2 billion as Los Cabos remained one of the country’s key international air gateways.

Los Cabos hotels expect May occupancy near 65% to 66% as softer airport traffic and fewer reservations point to a slower summer.

A BCS lawmaker urged faster mediation after Los Cabos road blockades disrupted workers, families, emergency services and travelers.

Los Cabos installed its Civil Protection Council before hurricane season, setting plans for shelters, evacuations and storm response.

Los Cabos closed a San Miguelito construction project after inspectors found clearing, earth movement and illegal building.

Cabo San Lucas residents report long waits, low pressure and water service gaps as officials face pressure over supply problems.

Los Cabos hosted the final stage of the NORRA Mexican 1000, bringing more than 200 rally teams to San José del Cabo.

A United Airlines flight from Los Cabos to Houston declared an in-flight emergency and safely diverted to Monterrey due to a mechanical fault.

Los Cabos officials say no construction permits exist for Sierra de la Laguna and agreed to inspect the protected area with residents.

BCS says talks remain open with Los Cabos tourist transport operators as QR rules, permits and oversight fuel a growing dispute.

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