Hurricane Blas came close to Los Cabos, bringing rain and winds before finally dying down over the weekend. Though Blas is on its way away, several Los Cabos beaches are still waving the black flag, which signifies that water conditions are extremely dangerous and swimming, surfing, or even walking too close to the water should …
Los Cabos officials have been cracking down on reckless driving in an attempt to reduce the number of traffic accidents. The newest initiative focuses on the alcohol level of drivers, using the help of breathalyzers before guests are allowed to take off in their car, starting with installations in restaurants and bars close to the …
Tropical storm Blas whirled past the southern Pacific coast of Mexico a few days ago, transforming into a category 1 hurricane. The storm is expected to pass just south of Los Cabos, already producing some less than pleasant conditions in the area. In preparation for the storm, Los Cabos has placed yellow and red flags …
Los Cabos’ Head of Public Safety, Ruseel Rodas Moreno, announced that the area would be cracking down on cell phone use while driving. Instead of warnings or hesitancy to stop violators, police are instructed to have zero tolerance, ticketing anyone on Los Cabos streets that’s breaking the law. Moreno explained, “The penalties for using cell …
Just this week, the U.S. State Department Updated the long-standing travel advisory for Mexico. The summary included, “Some areas of Mexico have increased risk of crime and kidnapping.” The report continues by breaking down areas into: Do Not Travel To, Reconsider Travel To, Exercise Increased Caution When Traveling To, and Exercise Normal Precautions When Traveling …
Vendors along Los Cabos’ beaches are part of the scenery, most offering refreshing drinks, snacks, and traditional Mexican garments. Some even walk around selling massages right by the beach, a quick hairdo, and excursions to a wide range of nearby activities. Given the large influx of tourism along with Mexico’s economic situation, more and more …
Los Cabos has been experiencing record-breaking tourism over the last few years. With restrictions loosening, the trend is expected to continue, which has Los Cabos officials hunting for solutions to one of the area’s most pressing issues, traffic. It’s affecting both citizens and travelers, becoming an increasing concern for both efficiency and safety. Los Cabos …
Digital nomads have long been envied. Thanks to the global, two-year-long pandemic, many who thought the nomad lifestyle was out of reach finally made it into a reality. This shift to working online has opened up a whole new market for tourism, one which Los Cabos is taking steps to cater to. The popular travel …
According to Forbes magazine, “Los Cabos, Mexico, is emerging as one of the biggest second home markets in North America, with many holiday-ers opting to become homeowners.” Resting at Mexico’s southern tip, Los Cabos is home to miles of coastline offset by desert backdrops. It offers pleasant temperatures year-round and has a relatively short rainy …
ProAm Events announced that their 2023 event will be held at an award-winning Los Cabos golf resort and spa. The company invites PGA pros and amateurs to luxurious destinations each year to participate in tournaments both a with professional purse and without. Their 2022 calendar year will finish off with Las Vegas and Sea Island …