In 2025, Los Cabos introduced the “Embrace It” tourist fee alongside a range of other charges, significantly increasing the cost of visiting the destination. The “Embrace It” fee, aimed at funding environmental conservation and tourism infrastructure improvements, adds to the …

Los Cabos introduces new taxes for visitors raising questions about rising costs for tourists.Find out how it impacts your upcoming travel plans.

Explore why Los Cabos, Mexico, ranks #44 as a romantic destination for Valentine’s Day. Uncover romantic spots, luxurious hotels, beaches

St. Regis continues to expand its luxury hotels in Mexico, with new openings in Cancun and Los Cabos in 2026, following recent success in Riviera Maya.

Baja California Sur raises its “Embrace It” levy for tourists in 2026, impacting visitors to Los Cabos, beaches, and eco-tourism hotspots.

Los Cabos culinary scene explodes with fresh seafood local traditions Michelin‑rated dining and food festivals making it a top global food travel destination.

With record-breaking visitor numbers across the nation in 2025, Puerto Vallarta, Cancun, Mexico City, Los Cabos, Riviera Maya, Monterrey, and other major Mexican locations are all experiencing a tourism boom. With 6.265 million tourists, Puerto Vallarta alone broke its previous …

Baja California Sur updates the Embrace It tourism fee to 488 pesos per person for international visitors, supporting environmental protection, infrastructure, and cultural projects.

Baja California Sur increases the Embrace It contribution to 488 pesos per visitor to fund environmental protection and tourism infrastructure.

Cancún, along with Los Cabos, Quintana Roo, Puerto Vallarta, and Mexico City, is at the forefront of a tourism landscape transformation that is shaping the future of travel across Mexico.