Los Cabos News, Resorts, and Tourism Trends

Roberto Reyes opens a free exhibition April 20 in Cabo San Lucas, with works on view through May 1 at Casa de la Cultura.

DIF Los Cabos says the ninth Dibufestival del Papalote turned Playa El Tule into a space for families, learning, and community.

Los Cabos says 6 million pesos cleared old debts and restored Ironman 70.3 for April 2026, with officials promising smoother traffic.

Baja California Sur opened a public consultation on a biodiversity strategy that could shape tourism, conservation, water, and land use.

Baja California Sur says it identified six alleged land-invasion leaders in Los Cabos as officials tie the crackdown to housing pressure.

Baja California Sur lawmakers are reviewing a permanent housing commission as Los Cabos emerges as the state’s clearest housing pressure point.

Diesel near 30 pesos a liter is squeezing Los Cabos transport operators and could reopen the debate over bus fares and service quality.

Human remains found in San José del Cabo have renewed scrutiny of search efforts, forensic handling, and missing-persons cases.

Los Cabos has started semestral audits at 27 beaches to review water quality, certifications, cleanup programs, and coastal ecosystem conditions.

Baja California Sur is expanding Hecho en BCS to help local producers and artisans sell more and gain stronger footing in local supply chains.

Baja California Sur says Spring Break brought 58,000 young visitors, beating early forecasts and reinforcing Los Cabos’ high-value tourism pull.

A foreign national was rescued after a boat capsized off Costa Azul, while a second occupant made it ashore, renewing safety concerns.

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