Los Cabos News, Resorts, and Tourism Trends

Profepa says Los Cabos is a priority for coastal inspections as tourism projects expand and officials focus on permits, compliance, and beach access.

Los Cabos hoteliers say U.S. demand is softening as the peso strengthens, security perceptions linger, and tensions affect travel.

Sea lions in northwestern Mexico face pressure from warming seas and fishing gear, while rescue work still runs into legal gaps.

Complaints are rising on El Médano as unregulated vending grows faster than enforcement, despite repeated promises by Los Cabos officials.

Los Cabos says five water projects in Cabo San Lucas will improve supply, add capacity, and benefit more than 65,000 residents.

A citizen complaint in Cabo San Lucas led inspectors to a rural debris dump, a business closure, and wider questions about enforcement.

Los Cabos opened a 45 million peso sports complex in Santa Anita, adding a football field, track, lighting and public space for families.

Los Cabos business leaders backed Puerto Paraíso’s closure over safety risks and asked authorities to support tenants and workers.

Cabo San Lucas welcomed Virgin Voyages’ Brilliant Lady with 2,750 passengers, highlighting the port’s growing role in Mexico cruise routes.

Los Cabos closed Holy Week with no fatalities despite about 20 water rescues, 17 vehicle crashes, and heavy demand on emergency crews.

Los Cabos says the Fonatur underpass is back underway and about 90 percent complete after a payment dispute briefly halted work.

Los Cabos says beach access remains uneven where private land blocks traditional routes, despite planning advances and federal legal protections.

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