As the COVID pandemic thankfully continues to subside, the tourism sector needs to look for recovery opportunities. For business leaders in Los Cabos one of the first steps is to be able to regain the Canadian market. Canada has long been one of the countries along with the United States, that sends the most tourists …
Officials stated that the incoming flow of passengers has increased over the last several months to record breaking pre-pandemic levels. The two airports that have seen a noticeable increase are Los Cabos and La Paz international airports. What are the numbers saying? Comparing the pre-pandemic year of 2019, officials see an increase at Los Cabos …
The Los Cabos region has seen a massive population growth in the last 20 years. Both foreign, and national migration to the area have seen the Los Cabos region grow from an area that housed under 100 thousand people in 2000. To a region that over 300 thousand people call home. That number, by the …
Local authorities are getting ready to receive a large number of spring breakers to Cabo in the coming days. According to airline numbers the first big wave of spring breakers is set to arrive at Los Cabos international airport this Saturday, March 5th. More than 40 thousand tourists are expected to arrive throughout the month …
With any bustling city or booming tourist destination, traffic can always be an issue. In Los Cabos, even with the highway bypass by the Los Cabos International Airport, traffic issues are getting worse. How bad are the traffic problems? Getting from one destination to another has been a growing problem in Los Cabos. This problem …
Today in Cabo San Lucas, Uber drivers could be seen at an intersection protesting what they say is unfair treatment and persecution from transport inspectors. The intersection of Leon Vicario Extension and Constituyentes Boulevard is where the protests were taking place. Drivers could be seen standing in front of their parked cars holding signs demanding …
Canadians hoping to catch a break from the harsh winter and escape somewhere sunnier will now have more options to fly directly to Cancun and Los Cabos, and what’s best: from five different airports all around Canada. The new routes will be operated by Flair Airlines and benefit Abbotsford, Edmonton, Ottawa, Kitchener, and Vancouver-based travelers. …