Los Cabos News, Resorts, and Tourism Trends

Los Cabos business leaders want a coordinated plan with port and federal-zone authorities to manage informal vendors before Spring Break crowds.

Los Cabos Red Cross seeks 3M pesos in 2026, urging businesses and residents to fund ambulance upgrades and faster response.

Families joined Cabo San Lucas’ first municipal dog walk, donating pet supplies and hearing reminders on responsible care and sterilization.

Los Cabos is targeting higher-spend visitors and keeping Emirates talks alive as it plans longer-term air links beyond the U.S.

At least 20 restaurants have closed in Los Cabos as sales sag. Costs are rising, and visitors are staying in resorts instead of downtown.

Semarnat says it won’t allow non-native wildlife releases in Sierra La Laguna, warning they could disrupt Baja California Sur ecosystems.

Profepa says five sea lions in Los Cabos and La Paz were freed from fishing line and treated for wounds and dehydration.

Cabo San Lucas residents report weeks without trash pickup as Los Cabos cites broken trucks, reduced routes, and rising sanitation fears.

Los Cabos approved a Municipal Coordination for Sexual Diversity, giving LGBTQ+ groups a formal channel to push inclusion and anti-bias policies.

Top Chef Los Cabos 2026 is Feb. 20 at Jazmín’s in San José del Cabo, with nine chefs, live music, and about 150 seats total.

Hotels are selling out ahead of March Spring Break as Los Cabos expects about 50,000 students and a major local spending boost.

Los Cabos signed a deal making the state port authority responsible for cleanup and rehabilitation in tourist zones after Fonatur stepped back.

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