Cabo Tourism Slows in 2026 After Record 3.77M Visitors—Why Los Cabos Is Positioned for a Strong Comeback
By The Cabo Magazine | Los Cabos, Baja California Sur The difference isn’t dramatic at first. It’s not empty beaches or closed doors. Cabo doesn’t look like a destination in […]
Is Mexico Phasing Out Cash? Inside the Growing Push to Go Digital at Gas Stations and Toll Roads
In a country where cash has long been king, Mexico may be approaching a turning point. As President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum prepares to take office, conversations around modernizing the country’s payment […]
The world is paying more for gas… Mexico isn’t. Why?
Gas prices are climbing across the globe — fast. From the United States to Europe, drivers are feeling the squeeze as oil markets react to rising tensions in the Middle […]
Truck Drivers Warn of Road Closures (March 18, 2026) Near Fonatur Roundabout in San José del Cabo Over Unpaid Work Dispute
SAN JOSÉ DEL CABO, Baja California Sur — March 17, 2026 Commuters and residents in Los Cabos may want to plan an alternate route tomorrow morning MARCH 18, 2026 at […]
Los Cabos Sets World Record for the Longest Sashimi in the World at Sashimi Fest 2026
Los Cabos, Baja California Sur — March 14, 2026 In a spectacular culinary celebration that blended local seafood, tourism, and community pride, Los Cabos has officially made history by creating […]
No Clock Changes Here — Why Mexico (Mostly) Ditched Daylight Saving Time
If you woke up in Los Cabos this week feeling unusually… calm, you’re not imagining it. While millions of people across the United States and other countries were busy losing […]
Baja California Sur’s Minimum Wage Increase Began January 15 — Here’s What People Are Saying Now
LOS CABOS, Baja California Sur — Mexico’s new minimum wage officially began on January 15, and now, as of February 23, residents across Baja California Sur are starting to notice […]
Is It Safe to Travel to Los Cabos Right Now? Here’s the Real Story
LOS CABOS — Big headlines out of mainland Mexico this week have travelers doing what travelers do best: Googling. After news broke about violence following the killing of a major […]
El Mencho Killed: What the Fall of Mexico’s Most Powerful Cartel Leader Means; and How It Could Affect Los Cabos
Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes — better known as “El Mencho” — was killed Sunday during a major military operation in the state of Jalisco, marking one of the most significant […]
Living in Cabo in 2026: What No One Tells You Before You Move
Everyone talks about vacationing in Cabo. Very few talk about living here. The sunsets are real.The ocean really is that blue.The lifestyle really can feel cinematic. But moving to Cabo […]