The next goal for the Letty Coppel Foundation is to buy a 17,000 square foot parcel of land located on Camino al Faro Viejo Mariano Matamoros street. The process has begun to obtain the permits, begin the construction, purchase furnishings and hire certified therapists for the Rehabilitation Center. As resources are obtained, the Rehabilitation Center
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Tourism began in Loreto years ago. In 1946, Juan Verdugo Garayzar and Blanca opened their home to wedding guests. The house went on to make history in Loreto. It welcomed not only the first tourists, but doctors, teachers, priests, travelers, agents, carriers, intellectuals and businessmen. The kitchen of the house was superb, and meals were
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La Paz has several attractions that can turn your vacation into an unforgettable experience. Pedal to the rhythm of Locomotion. Off-road adrenaline. Immerse yourself in the Sea of Cortez. Fall in love with the desert. Glide over the dunes of El Mogote and fall in love with the landscapes of the Sea
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Radio comes to San Jose del Cabo It was the dawn of a new century and a small village was sprouting in an area of green palms on the isolated Baja California Peninsula. The community of San Jose del Cabo had no more than 1397 souls but was emerging as one of the economic powers
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From memory to oblivion, monuments and sculptures in the city of La Paz, Baja California Sur. Author’s Biography Juan Cuauhtemoc Murillo (Los Mochis, Sin., 1966) The author is a primary education teacher with bachelor’s and master’s degrees in history and a diploma in cultural affairs. He has held various federal, state and municipal public administration
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Town Festivities Reminiscent of the colonial era, many people of Baja California Sur celebrate the dates when their communities were founded by Jesuit priests who, over the course of 70 years, established 17 missions throughout the peninsula. The first, Loreto, was founded in 1697 and the last, Santa María de los Angeles, in 1767. Over
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The bleak, sandy, flat terrain of the Vizcaino desert stretches from Guerrero Negro to San Ignacio. Here the scarcity of rain makes plants struggle mightily just to stay alive. As the result of prolonged droughts, the Cardon cactus have exposed roots and appear to be dying. At the same time, some yucca trees lift their
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There are two small towns called Los Comondu in the central part of the state of Baja California Sur about 210 miles northwest of La Paz. A slope of the ravine on which Los Comondu was settled contains these prisms. They can be accessed by a short and safe path of approximately 300 feet. Once
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In Yaki Mayo language, Yorigiobe means “wrong white man.” What may be a challenging uninhabited terrain, for those seeking an internal relaxation retreat it is just the right spot. The Pacific coast region is quiet, with large stretches of beach and spectacular sunsets. To live in Yorigiobe is to live surrounded by the comfortable climate
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Ethnographic tourism at the Rock Oasis John left one day from Southern California in his motor home. He was accompanied by his wife and two of his children. They started their journey by crossing the border at Tijuana and took the so-called scenic route that leads to Bella Ensenada, a city full of tourist traffic,
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Los Cabos continues to strengthen its position as the premium destination in Mexico. It remains incessant, dynamic and at the social forefront with elite events that bring the personalities of the destination together. Tendencia magazine was present and we’re sharing the most relevant moments! 1.- Kanpai Sunset in NOBU appears on the stage as
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Rancho San Lucas Golf Club: The Shark Comes Ashore in Los Cabos Decades in the planning stages, Rancho San Lucas, an 834-acre resort and residential community fronting a glorious stretch of beach on the Pacific Ocean 15 minutes from downtown Cabo San Lucas, is finally coming to fruition. The sporting centerpiece of the development, which
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Hacienda Encantada located at the Corridor Tourist is a 100% Mexican family owned business, and now introducing Los Cabos to the Vista Encantada Spa Resort. Vista Encantada is located on a hill facing the Sea of Cortez, with private access from the Cabo San Lucas Tourist Corridor. At night, the lights seen from the road
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More than 100 people make up today’s talented team at Del Cabo Event Design and each member goes through daily training to make the most of his or her experience and skills. This is how Del Cabo Event Design sets itself apart from the rest of the industry. Meeting tourism has not only had a
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Hacienda Cocina & Cantina, a new pairing experience From a revolutionary origin to becoming the star of several films in the golden age of Mexican cinema, cantinas have become the symbol of a longed-for prominent era of Mexico. Hacienda Cocina & Cantina takes you back to the original bars of Mexico. Each cocktail is accompanied
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The 2019 Food & Equipment Expo opened its doors to the tourist and restaurant industry of Los Cabos with great success. On display in the magnificent facilities of the Hilton Hotel located on the tourist corridor, were a diverse group of products and brands for the benefit of customers. The president of CANACO Los Cabos, Ignacio Labandeira, Karla
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In the continuous search to innovate and reinvent itself, Solmar Hotels & Resorts constantly offers experiences that add value to each diner’s visit. The sharing of the chefs, sommeliers and mixologists culinary talents has managed to constantly surprise guests. Each restaurant in the group has a defined identity and each chef works in a particular
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Healthy lifestyle with California Ranch Market California Ranch Market inspires us to achieve a wellness life, through a campaign with recommendations from the experts. Changes of habits must begin in the mind to be lasting. Only then we can reach any goal with effort and dedication. Special invitees Nutritionist Ceci Basurto offered advice on how
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Grand Velas Los Cabos: Art Gallery Dining Experience A stylish all-inclusive beachfront hotel, Grand Velas already had an impressive art collection when it opened in 2016, notably the whimsical bronze sculptures in the public areas. But now the hotel houses a dedicated Art Gallery curated by Patricia Mendoza, a well-known gallery owner based in San
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The secret Eden in Los Cabos For Frederic, working at Las Ventanas al Paraíso has been a love story! He flew from Abu Dabi for an interview and was received with such warmth that he knew this was the right place to work, live and embrace. His greatest passion is traveling, not only for work
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Dinner Series Puts Art on Your Plate at Grand Velas Los Cabos Artwork comes to life on your plate at the Grand Velas Los Cabos new on-property art gallery. The resort has launched a new weekly art-to-table dinner series. It’s an opportunity to not only dine inside the gallery surrounded by one-of-a-kind pieces by Mexico’s
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Director of the Tourism Trust of Los Cabos Rodrigo Esponda exemplifies leadership, experience and a deep love for Los Cabos. After having worked in the tourism sector within the former CPTM, he has spent the last three years leading the Tourism Trust of Los Cabos. Rodrigo is a living example of how managing projects through
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Luxury, as it is traditionally known, has become increasingly scarce. Not because it is inaccessible but because it is becoming less and less interesting. Global trends in this regard seem to seek more unique, original, and organic experiences. Although they are far from dazzling, they provide opportunities to live something unrepeatable. That’s where the new
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Experience the simple life We decided to focus this edition on travel experiences. When we began to coordinate the interviews and investigate what was out there, we discovered more than we expected. To be honest, it helped us obtain the most exclusive information for our readers. Indeed, for years the hospitality industry in Los Cabos
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