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Los Cabos International Airport Sees Decline in Passenger Traffic in 2026

Los Cabos International Airport reported a decline in passenger traffic during the first quarter of 2026, reflecting a broader slowdown in air travel to the tourist destination. According to…

May 25, 2026

Line of white delivery trucks driving in a convoy down a city street under a clear sky.

Line of white delivery trucks driving in a convoy down a city street under a clear sky.

Water Trucks to Serve Neighborhoods Hit Hardest by Water Shortages

In response to ongoing drinking water shortages affecting dozens of families, particularly in Cabo San Lucas, Mayor Christian Agúndez announced that 20 water trucks will begin operatingin late…

byFernando Rodriguez

May 25, 2026

Couple walking along a marina with rolling suitcases and backpacks by bright blue water and boats in the background.

Couple walking along a marina with rolling suitcases and backpacks by bright blue water and boats in the background.

Tourism Industry Solidifies Status as Baja California Sur’s Main Economic Engine

Tourism accounts for 60 percent of Baja California Sur’s Gross Domestic Product, far above the sector’s 8.5 percent contribution to Mexico’s national GDP, according to Agustín Olachea,…

May 24, 2026

Tilted newspaper front page showing 'The Gringo Guide' masthead with ads and a Delta Airlines article headline reading 'Delta Airlines Suspends Flights to Los Cabos'

Tilted newspaper front page showing 'The Gringo Guide' masthead with ads and a Delta Airlines article headline reading 'Delta Airlines Suspends Flights to Los Cabos'

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May 18, 2026 Edition

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May 18, 2026

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Coming Up in Baja

Line of cars bumper-to-bumper on a crowded highway during daytime.

Line of cars bumper-to-bumper on a crowded highway during daytime.

La Paz Has More Registered Cars Than Residents as Traffic Continues to Grow

byFernando Rodriguez

Water Rationing in San José del Cabo

Water Rationing in San José del Cabo

Water Rationing in San José del Cabo

byFernando Rodriguez

Top News

Education

Rosario Castellanos National University to Open Three New Campuses in Baja California Sur

Authorities Shut Down San Miguelito Construction Project

byFernando Rodriguez

The First Women’s Shore Fishing Tournament Will Be Held in La Paz

Profeco Warns Restaurants and Bars Over Mandatory Tips

byFernando Rodriguez

Real Estate

Christie’s International Real Estate Debuts in Los Cabos with Oceanside Real Estate

byGringo Gazette

Electricity Failures Hit La Paz and Los Cabos

byFernando Rodriguez

Mexico’s Tourism Sector Maintains a Solid Trend in the First Trimester of 2026

Using a Cellphone While Driving in La Paz Can Cost You Big Time

byFernando Rodriguez

Fonatur Highway Overpass Turnaround Nears Completion

byFernando Rodriguez

Whale Shark Season in La Paz Closes

Person standing on a dock next to a white speedboat with a paddle raised beside them at a marina.

Person standing on a dock next to a white speedboat with a paddle raised beside them at a marina.

Dream Delayed but Still Very Much Afloat

Have you ever pursued a dream, an idea, or a project with such intense determination, focus, and integrity that no matter what obstacles you may encounter along the way, irrespective of drama,…

byNaailah Auladin

May 14, 2026

Blue-lit museum gallery with large white skeletons hanging from the ceiling, fossil displays along the walls, and several white chairs in the foreground.

Blue-lit museum gallery with large white skeletons hanging from the ceiling, fossil displays along the walls, and several white chairs in the foreground.

The La Paz Whale Museum Endures Three Decades

byFernando Rodriguez

May 13, 2026