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5 things I wish I knew before moving to Baja California
Moving south of the border may not be quite what you thought, as one expat discovered for herself.
How did an island in the Gulf of California end up...
Cerralvo Island, more than twice the size of Manhattan, was recently listed for sale on the e-commerce site Mercado Libre by KW Metropolitan, a brand of Texas-based Keller Williams.
Who were the 19th-century scoundrels who kept trying to invade the...
Between 1850 and 1900, a series of failed fortune seekers tried to repeatedly invade the Baja Peninsula and Sonora, men history now calls the filibusters.
Tourism Ministry tightens up standards for Magical Town designation
Some towns could lose their Pueblo Mágico title as the program adopts new standards for sustainable tourism and urban image.
Cuetzalan and Copper Canyon among ‘Best of Mexico’ tourism destinations for 2025
Each year, the travel magazine México Desconocido announces the “Best of Mexico” in several tourism categories at the Tianguis Turístico, Latin America’s largest tourism industry event.
What’s on in Los Cabos in May?
Triathlons, competitive sushi making and all the jazz you can shimmy to await visitors to Baja California Sur in the coming month.
US, Canada issue security alert for Los Cabos and La Paz, BCS
The alert comes after multiple shootings and clashes between civilians and police were reported in the area surrounding Los Cabos last week.
What’s news in Baja California?
A major international tourism conference, a new freeway and the arrival of solar panels are just some of the stories you might have missed from the peninsula.
Los Cabos by the numbers: New perspectives on a remarkable destination
From 1 to 84 million, there's a hoard of data hidden in these Los Cabos figures.
Christus Health breaks ground on US $100M hospital in Los Cabos
The Baja California Sur medical facility will serve the region’s 350,000 residents, including 23,000 U.S. citizens who live in the area.
From boom to bust and back: Tijuana’s complex history with the US
The city that once attracted Americans seeking liquor, gambling, and quick divorces now draws international companies like Kyocera, Toyota, and Samsung, revealing a resilient city that has always found opportunity at the border's edge.
These new hotels and restaurants rank among the best in the world, according to...
Hotels around the Baja Peninsula and an innovative Mexico City gastro-cantina are among the best in the world, according to CN Traveler.
Garbage, taxes and fiestas: Los Cabos takes on cruise season
From tackling tons of Spring Break trash to negotiating with the cruise industry and staging annual traditional celebrations, it takes a lot to keep Los Cabos running.
