The pandemic 2020, marks a historic stop worldwide. Tourist destinations are one of the sectors whose recovery will be slow and will depend on the support that each State receives, however, Baja California Sur remains at the top in its reopening strategy. We spoke by phone with Luis Araiza, President ASETUR and Secretary of Tourism,
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The Baja California Sur Community Alliance (BCSCA) continues with its commitment to provide PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) for frontline health personnel and supply supplemental medical resources to manage the COVID-19 pandemic. Just over two months after the activities of the Alliance (BCSCA) began, their numbers report $100,000 dollars in equipment and medical supplies have been
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Consider a Global City for the cultural influences, New York, where five districts live to create a community that´s exposed to all types of new traditions. Approximately 170 languages are spoken and more than 30% of the population are non-US born people. Incredible, right? This type of diversity causes it to be one of the
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It’s a difficult task to put into words the feelings that Los Cabos Live Concert by American Express provoked. Perhaps since after 3 months the destination was finally reactivated. Maybe it’s the fact that the sunsets at Sunset Monalisa are spectacular. Also, it could have been that the Baja California Sur Independent Symphony Orchestra gave
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After months of hard work, the tourist industry in Baja California Sur has opened its doors with the proper requirements, to show the world we are ready to welcome the tourism back. The virtual conference was hosted by Luis Humberto Araiza Lopez, secretary of Tourism, Economy and Sustantibilty; Giammarco Vela, president of Canirac in Baja
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The award for destination weddings as one of the most recommended venues voted by couples who have wed at Marea La Paz was granted by Bodas.com.mx. Awards are special when you need hope in this time of uncertainty. The wedding sector has been deeply affected by COVID-19 and needed to adapt quickly to the situation.
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Baja California Sur
In Baja California Sur, the security strategy will be coordinated by the three levels of government. “It is essential to attend to the personal and financial security of travelers, as well as of the receiving communities. For this reason, we must incorporate businessmen and leaders of the sector to increase surveillance of destinations to expose
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Did you know that the ocean covers more than 70% of the Earth’s surface? Although it may appear incredible, it’s true. The ocean’s a significant part of our lives since the air you breathe till the millions of marine species. In Baja California Sur, we have a few blue flag beaches, an international distinctive that
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Did you know…? Each year, marine plants produce more than a half of our atmosphere’s oxygen, and a mature tree cleans our air, absorbing 22 kilos of carbon dioxide, releasing oxygen in exchange. Since 1974, the World Environment Day has been celebrated every year on 5 June: engaging governments, businesses, celebrities and citizens to focus their efforts
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“Life has its way of interpreting itself. Being alive is learning to understand it. To enjoy it is to have come to find your way of understanding it. The step to take between being and enjoying is to endure the blows she gives you without having given up on her.” Nacho Gallardo. With almost 10
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The times we live in are unprecedented and we don’t know what the future holds. It is up to us to do what we can to create a stronger, more united, more conscious society. If you are looking to get involved in creating this type of society, you are capable of doing it. The Baja
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The Baja California Sur Community Alliance (ACBCS) continues to work to bring food aid to families in need in Baja California Sur. The ACBCS’s commitment is to support 40,000 families during the months of the crisis caused by the presence of the virus in the State. To fulfill the established commitment to deliver this food
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According to the Pacific Airport Group (GAP), the sanitary measures that have been implemented in the twelve airports of the group in Mexico seek to provide confidence to the passengers to avoid possible COVID-19 infections. Raul Revuelta Musalem, CEO of GAP, announced that the airports have implemented sanitizing, health and social actions. Among them, the
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Enrique Hambleton
It can be said, without fear of being mistaken, that the prehistoric art of the Baja California Peninsula is one of the oldest in America. We know that the traditions, techniques of painting and engraving on stone were expressed by the different native groups that inhabited the peninsula, as there are thousands of sites scattered
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The Los Cabos Open has been a great success on the ATP250 circuit since its first edition. The increase in the number of attendees each year, the scope of incluence and the popularity among the players, the local fans and, of course, the economic spillover it represents for this destination. José Antonio Fernández, tournament director,
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During the month of May, Fiturca began a day of webinars aimed at different audiences such as meeting planners, travel agents, gastronomy and destination lovers. Experts in meeting planning, chefs, mixologists, wellness and activities have given online workshops on various topics of interest to all those who want to discover Los Cabos from home. “We
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UNESCO World Marine Heritage
The islands and protected areas of the Sea of Cortez were inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2005. This site is made up of 9 protected areas, 244 islands, islets and coastal areas. This corner is of utmost importance, it has been recognized as a natural laboratory for the investigation of species. Most of
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The incorporation of strict health and safety protocols that will be applied throughout the travel industry and service providers, as well as a strategic plan to reopen the destination shows careful planning in Los Cabos. “The way we travel may have changed, but the experiences in Los Cabos are still unique. The goal of waiting
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Dr. José Martín Olmos Ceseña
Since ancient times, water has been used for various purposes, it can be used for recreation or to heal thanks to its chemical and geological properties. Treatments for depression, stress, aging and overweight, using mud or clay water are without a doubt therapies found in the most exclusive places in the world. In Baja California
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We all love Mexico! The warmth of the culture, the great fiestas, the spicy and deliciousness of the food and, of course guacamole and margaritas! Mexico without a doubt has a contagious culture, no wonder why some of the traditional celebrations has spread across the border, one is Cinco de Mayo. If you found yourself
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#InternationalBookDay #StayHome We have heard that reading takes you to other worlds, it also transports you to the past and at the moment it allows you to disconnect a little from reality. A book is a journey that speaks differently to each reader, from which we all learn something. That is why we leave you
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Unity is strength
At a time when the world needs to join forces in the face of the contingency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Baja California Sur creates an alliance made up of organized civil society and the business sector of La Paz and Los Cabos to face the potential crisis. food and medical supplies. Alianza Comunitaria BCS
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When it's darker, you'll see the sunrise
Having a virtual launch of a book is something new that Jairo Torres, author of La Tinta de mi cuerpo (The Ink of my Body), decided to do in the midst of the circumstances we are experiencing at the moment. Finding alternatives for social spaces and looking for ways to connect virtually is one of
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Once again, Los Cabos stands out for the organization of its associations and the strategies of its representatives both abroad with commercial partners and within the destination. The key is in alliances and continuous communication. The Los Cabos Tourism Board backed by the various associations and councils of the tourism sector has communicated in a
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When we think about being isolated in La Paz, we simply imagine the splendid skies between oranges, vermilions and shades of pink or lilac of the sunset. Although the authorities have forbidden social gatherings and visits to public beaches for now, looking up from the windows of our houses can give our mind and spirit
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Los Cabos has always been a unique destination. Perhaps the mysticism of this place located at “Land’s End“ or the warmth of its people distinguishes it. The truth is that through difficult circumstances our greatest strength, unity, stands out. We recall the ravages that have occurred in the past, such as Hurricane Odile in 2014,
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Given the first confirmed case of COVID-19, the Tourism Trust released the procedures that are made to avoid the spread in Los Cabos as: Close schools of all levels from Monday, March 23 to April 20. Restaurants, hotels and public places, including beaches, have implemented reduction or closure of their spaces. Hotels and hospitals have
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The equinox concept comes from the Greek words euqus: equal and nox: night. This term refers to the astrologic event where day and night last exactly the same time. This phenomenon in cultures has been of great importance and, in turn, has originated different myths, such as rituals to charge energy. Did you know…? In
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Each individual has a life story and for each event there are different versions. Although we all know the history and facts related to Auschwitz, Eva Schloss, half-sister of Anna Frank, tells her story through a profound book. On March 12, Eva captivated her audience at the Sheraton Grand during the conference “An Evening with
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Once again, we return to the Secret Circle. The common place that allows us to meet different opinion leaders from different companies, who seek the collective benefit of Los Cabos. The meeting point was The Wine Bar. On this occasion, Rodrigo Esponda, director of Los Cabos Tourism Board, was the guest speeker on the Secret
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Local organic products will be the progtagonist in the fourth edition of the Sabores de Baja Festival in Mirafllores. An organic food event that preserves the authentic South American flavors, promotes regional cuisine and the traditions of Baja California Sur. “Gastronomy is a very important factor when choosing a travel destination, which is why festivals
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Roberto Babbio is someone who has been in the gastronomic industryfor years and today is Hacienda Cocina y Cantina Food and Beverages. Being the eyes of the operation is always a challenge, because itinvolveseverything that happens in the restaurant, from the kitchen to the bar and each one of the ordersmade by guest Also, Roberto
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Sorstis, of Latin origin, means goodventure or good luck. The restaurant, located in La Paz, is a proposal of Mediterranean food with Italian influence mainlyon pasta and seafood dishes. The family that operates this rustic place has been in the restaurant sector for over 53 years and knowshow to take service to the next level.
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Francisco González, known as “NONO” is an artist that highlights the female figure and felines in his works. “For me the cat is a very interesting animal because of its temperament. On the other hand, the woman is the object of art more represented in the world.” NONO uses the mixed technique to evoke the
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When we arrived in Nobu to interview the executive chef, Paolo Della Corte we knew we could expect a taste of what his kitchen is like. And we were not mistaken. Paolo showed us some of the dishes of the new menu of Pacific, a restaurant that is known to be Mexican cuisine. He takes
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For Letty Coppel, it is a pride and a dream to have created this project in Los Cabos that in Mazatlan has been a success. The most important thing was that this idea could come true thanks to Black & White, a gala that raised $7’300,000 pesos to found the Social Assistance Center. At a
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On February 9, Del Mar, A Hatfield Company, joined Salvatore Ferragamo to welcome distinguished owners to a lovely evening benefiting the Mexican Red Cross of Los Cabos. The main objective of the event was to raise funds for the critical work done by the Mexican Red Cross and, at the same time, to present Salvatore’s
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The Food and Beverage Leaders Association inaugurated the first training of its “Service Ambassadors” program, which aims to teach and instruct different people who are directly related to the gastronomic industry. Isidoro Mendez Gloria, president of ALAyBLC, spoke of the passion that is required to be part of this guild and called on students to
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On Thursday at noon, Nicksan Palmilla was an accomplice of the Cabo Cocktail Festival —where mixologists from Los Cabos, from the interior of the Republic and other countries listened to Micah Melton, Beverage director of Aviary, Benjamin Padron, owner of Limantour and Pablo Iceman, ice sculptor —talk about new trends in the world of mixology.
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Our interview was scheduled with the executive chef, Cesar Pita is one of the most instagrameable restaurants in Los Cabos: Nido. Although he has traveled all over the world, from Vancouver, Napa Valley, San Francisco, and San Sebastian, to Copenhagen and the Caribbean, one of his favorite dishes is good tongue tacos, grilled fish or
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When we talk about Picaro by Romeo and Julieta, we instinctively think of the mischief that both his chef and the restaurant’s dishes have. The scenario of what Picaro is opens up a world of possibilities to play with the ingredients, with the cocktails and with the person who is there with you. The relaxed
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Cultural weekend
Los Cabos continues to innovate and surprise visitors and locals. If you find yourself in this destination at the weekend, you cannot miss the experience of the San José Jazz Weekend in Plaza del Pescador located in the heart of the hotel zone of San José del Cabo. Jazz is a musical genre that arises
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New routes to paradise
Since September of last year, we had the opportunity to interview the director of the Los Cabos Trust, Rodrigo Esponda, who assured us: “Great things come for Los Cabos…” Such a true statement! In November 2019, the first direct route connecting Europe from London was launched. With just a few months of starting this new
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If you are wondering what to cook for dinner, or you’re in a rush and don’t have time to cook something for lunch, California Ranch Market Deli will be your new best buddy. Located at San Jose del Cabo in The Shoppes at Palmilla, this Deli will save you from cooking. We interviewed Sergio Mungia, who is the chef in charge of delivering the best
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On Saturday afternoon, Picaro by Romeo and Julieta opened its doors and officially welcomed all those who want to enjoy their garden cuisine. As soon as you enter this new restaurant, you will be welcome to a spectacular setting thanks to the exquisite panoramic of the Pacific Ocean merging with the desert and the regional vegetation. The high walls, the patterned ceramic floor,
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After the holidays, we start thinking and valuing what we did last year and what we want to improve this one that starts. It is also a good time to consider that there are invaluable moments and are worth living in family, as a couple, with friends, or even take a moment as individuals to
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On this month’s recommendation for California Ranch Market, Health Coach and IBS expert, Stacey Reid, talked about how you can have a better quality of life and improve your gut health. It is common to see that a lot of people suffer from irritable bowel syndrome, and this is something they have to endure every
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In a world where we are all busy, it is important to have entertainment choices that allow us to relax. Los Cabos is a piece of paradise that distinguishes itself by offering many choices that do just that. In a way, it makes perfect sense. The chief occupation here is tourism and, as such, Los
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Returning to the roots is always a challenge. It shouldn’t be that way, but, right now, with the level of immediacy we are looking for, technology, consumerism, and those issues that make us lose focus, the human has detached himself from his roots, from his ground. Sabor a Cabo Rural reminds us of the importance of going back, back to the origins. Thanks
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From the white big walls‘ paintings were displayed, as well as three hearts — one large and two smalls —that welcomed us to The Wine Bar by Romeo and Julieta. The music softly in the background, mixed between the conversation of those who had just arrived, and greetings we realized that the group of attendees had been carefully selected. But who were they? Shortly after,
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