Los Cabos posted a record 13 percent growth in tourism during the first quarter of 2022, a historic increase made even more impressive by the destination’s rapid rebound from the pandemic-influenced downturn in 2020. By 2021, cape cities Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo had regained their tourism mojo, as the Capes Region […]
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Baja California Sur is like no place else on earth, a fact reflected in the state’s distinctive and often unique flora and fauna. Much of the fascinating diversity in the area is due to what is called island endemism, a process by which plants and animals develop independently in specific isolated environments. The unique island
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Remembering “La Inundación de 1939” When the Capes Region first began to be developed as a tourist destination in the 1950s and 60s, warm year-long temperatures were a big part of the attraction. Brochures touted, accurately, the approximately 300 days of cloudless sunshine the region enjoys annually, many during the long cold winters when snowstorms
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The most defining characteristic of 2020 thus far has been a wide-ranging uncertainty, as we’ve witnessed an unprecedented global pandemic create a host of unexpected challenges and pose a great many difficult questions for the future. For instance, the question at the forefront of everyone’s mind right now: “When can we get back to normal?”
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