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Baja California Sur tourism growth continues despite recent violent events

Baja California Sur tourism growth remains strong as nearly two million visitors arrive in early 2025, driven by safety measures and solid hotel occupancy rates.

Baja California Sur has seen Baja California Sur tourism growth gather pace in the first half of 2025, drawing nearly two million visitors despite isolated reports of violence. According to the Ministry of Tourism and Economy (SETUE), 1,980,700 passengers arrived by air, land, or sea between January and May. Los Cabos led the way with 1,680,900 travelers, followed by La Paz at . . .

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