If you visit Los Cabos later this year, you might start to notice a subtle shift in the amenities you have grown used to. The tiny plastic bottles of shampoo might disappear, and the automatic daily towel refresh could become a thing of the past. This isn’t necessarily about cost-cutting; it appears to be part …
Tyler Fox
If you live in the Midwest, getting to Cabo usually involves a painful layover in Dallas, Phoenix, or Los Angeles. But for travelers in Lansing, Michigan, the journey just got a lot faster—at least for the next few weeks. This past Friday, the Capital Region International Airport (LAN) celebrated the launch of its inaugural nonstop …
If you are currently sitting on a browser tab with a flight to Los Cabos in your cart, waiting for the price to drop or a better room to open up, I have some advice: Book it now. The data is in, and the concept of a “slow season” in Baja is officially history. According …
For decades, Los Cabos has been the “private playground” of the North American West Coast. If you live in Los Angeles, Dallas, or Vancouver, Cabo is your backyard. But the secret is officially out. According to new data from FITURCA (the Los Cabos Tourism Trust), the destination is currently undergoing a massive demographic shift. In …
If you visited Medano Beach earlier this week, you might have noticed the water didn’t look like its usual crystal-clear turquoise. It probably looked more like chocolate milk. The winter storm that hit the region last week brought significant rainfall, which washed debris and urban runoff down the arroyos and straight into the bay. But …
It is officially that time of year. The weather is perfect, the whales are jumping, and 50,000 American college students are about to descend on Los Cabos. According to new data from the Los Cabos Hotel Association, the 2026 Spring Break season is shaping up to be massive. Hotel occupancy is projected to hit 80% …
If you are booking a high-end suite at Garza Blanca, Las Ventanas, or One&Only Palmilla, you will likely see “Butler Service” (or Mayordomo) listed as an amenity. For many travelers, this creates anxiety. What do I actually ask them to do? Is it awkward? Do I have to call them? The reality is that the …
The marketing narrative for Los Cabos usually revolves around two things: all-inclusives and poolside margaritas. But if you are traveling sober, or if you simply prefer to stay dry (perhaps you aren’t a strong swimmer or just hate sand bags), you might worry that you are booking a trip to a destination designed for someone …
For decades, the “Cabo Vacation” followed a standard script: You book a massive All-Inclusive resort in the Corridor, you drink unlimited weak margaritas by the pool, and you never leave the property. But a shift is happening. Travelers are starting to “second-guess” the All-Inclusive math. When a room at a luxury resort hits $1,500 a …
If you search for “best value family resort” in Cabo San Lucas, Villa del Palmar almost always lands near the top of the list. It has held a legendary status for decades because of two simple factors: it is affordable, and it sits on the best swimmable real estate on Medano Beach. But for years, …