San José del Cabo Is Becoming the Cultural Heart of Los Cabos Tourism
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Mexico’s World Cup Dream Ends at the Azteca, But the Story Is Bigger Than One Loss
Mexico City — A night that began with thunder ended in silence. For weeks, Mexico had carried the sound of a country that wanted to believe again. Streets filled with green jerseys. Families planned their days around kickoff. Restaurants, plazas, hotel bars, airports, and living rooms all became small extensions of the Estadio Azteca. The […]
Southwest Airlines Announces New Direct Connection Between Las Vegas and Los Cabos — A Major Win for Baja California Sur Tourism
The energy surrounding Los Cabos tourism just reached new heights. In a major announcement that is already creating excitement across the travel industry, Southwest Airlines has officially revealed a brand-new nonstop connection between Las Vegas and Los Cabos — opening the door for even more travelers to experience one of Mexico’s most sought-after luxury destinations. […]
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 decline. It looks… calmer. A table opens up without a wait. A booking calendar has space where there wasn’t any before. A concierge lingers a […]
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 systems are gaining traction—particularly at everyday touchpoints like gas stations and highway toll booths. While no official nationwide mandate has been enacted to eliminate cash, […]
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 East. Prices have surged, headlines are heating up, and uncertainty is back at the pump. But in Mexico, something very different is happening. While much […]
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 8am. A group of freight transport drivers working on the Fonatur roundabout overpass project in San José del Caboannounced they will block key roads near […]
March 21 in Mexico: Why Benito Juárez Is Still Celebrated Across the Country
MEXICO — Every year on March 21, people across Mexico take a moment to celebrate one of the country’s most respected historical figures: Benito Juárez. You’ll see his name everywhere — on schools, parks, streets, and even on the 20-peso bill. But for many visitors and even younger generations, the question often comes up: Who […]
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 the longest sashimi in the world during the 2026 Sashimi Fest. The announcement was made during a live event hosted by the Ayuntamiento de Los […]
Staying in Mexico Too Long? You Could Be Denied Your Next 180 Days
For years, many foreigners living in Baja California Sur relied on what locals casually called the “180-day reset.” The strategy was simple: enter Mexico as a tourist, stay the maximum six months, take a quick trip back to the United States, and return for another 180-day stay. For a long time, it worked. But in […]