Los Cabos

Last week, five Virtuoso travel advisors arrived in Los Cabos to experience the Mexican paradise, where the desert meets the sea. The group took part in a famil following Virtuoso Travel Week in Las Vegas, where Los Cabos Tourism was recognised on the global stage, bestowed with the honour of 2022 Best Tourism Board Award.

While many destinations claim to be family-friendly, very few match the quality of amenities and breadth of opportunities available to families visiting Los…

Once upon a time, a traveller’s idea of wellness encompassed a simple feel-good treatment at a local spa. Today, the idea of wellness has matured into a…

Well known for its dramatic landscapes and beautiful beaches, the “Desert Paradise by the Sea” is also one of Mexico’s most exciting culinary destinations. The Los Cabos area, encompassing Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, has commanded the attention of world-renowned chefs and mixologists, who have flocked to the region opening restaurants and…

Fourteen months after gradually reopening its doors to international tourism, Mexico's desert paradise by the sea and tourist mecca, Los Cabos is approaching…

This week LATTE chats exclusively with Rodrigo Esponda, Managing Director of Los Cabos Tourism Board. Rodrigo has been Los Cabos Tourism Board for the past…

Situated on Mexico's sparkling shores is Nobu Hotel Los Cabos, Nobu’s first hotel in the country and one of Los Cabos' newest additions to its growing collection of luxury resorts.

The hive of interest from upmarket hoteliers in the burgeoning tourist mecca of Los Cabos has lured Hilton's Waldorf Astoria brand to enter the Mexican market.…

Reservations have opened for the Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos at Costa Palmas on the East Cape of the Baja California Peninsula. Earmarked to welcome guests…

Nobu Hotels has arrived in Mexico with the opening this week of Nobu Hotel Los Cabos. Perched beachfront on the southernmost tip of the Baja Peninsula, Nobu Hotel Los Cabos features 200 guestrooms and suites that blend contemporary Japanese minimalism with locally-sourced Mexican materials and natural finishes.