In Tendencia, El Arte de Viajar, we continue documenting the captivating stories, remarkable landmarks, and fascinating individuals that shape the tourist and historical landscape of Baja California Sur.
Returning to Loreto, we feel a sense of pride in our roots. Nothing is more gratifying in this patriotic month than being reminded of our heritage. The love of Loretanos for the history of the peninsula surpasses any challenge. They recently organized an exhibition at the History Museum featuring photographs of the last people who worked at the Isla del Carmen Salt Mine.
The Tendencia team’s dedication to creating content and their commitment is unwavering. It has almost become a challenge among the team members. During this trip, we captured six exceptional photos, all favorites. However, only one made it to the cover. Readers will find the remaining five photos in the featured articles.
We were fortunate to have Jonás López with us again! He’s one of our most professional guides. He, along with Adriana Aragón and Efraín Martínez, organized the excursion so we could explore and gather content.
Please remember to vote in the Culinary Awards. One hundred sixty-nine restaurants are entering to win the chef’s statuette. Your vote is essential in these final weeks. Vote for your favorites!
Finally, to conclude this edition with a bang, we proudly present our foray into the entertainment industry with Xantusii Fest – a new project headlined by the spectacular Los Ángeles Azules concert. Follow the event in our social media
See you next time!
