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Goal achieved! Carnaval La Paz 2026 leaves a record 300 million peso economic impact and total safety for attendees. La Paz shines as a prime tourist destination in 2026.

Total boost for sports! INDEM Los Cabos announces a historic budget increase for 2026. More scholarships, better courts, and full support for our athletes.

Los Cabos flies higher: the destination negotiates new direct routes to Puebla, Dubai, and Germany. An ambitious strategy to conquer global markets in 2026.

Baja California Sur reinforces its labor dynamism with the announcement of the 2026 Job Fair , which will be held consecutively in La Paz and Los Cabos. Organized by the National Employment Service (SNE) in the state, this event aims to connect job seekers with more than 800 formal vacancies  offered by leading companies in the tourism, commercial, and service sectors. In 2026, the fair stands as the most important labor matching event of the first quarter, offering positions

Cabo San Lucas launches a professionalization program for artisans. Learn how to transform traditional art into a successful and competitive business in the BCS tourism market in 2026.

Los Cabos unites for animals with dog walks with a cause. An event to raise support, promote adoption, and strengthen the culture of animal respect in BCS for 2026.

Los Cabos hosted the 3rd edition of the Youth Bazaar, boosting local young entrepreneurs. A key event for the orange economy and creative talent of BCS in 2026.

Baja California Sur reaffirms its agro-exporting power by maintaining second place nationally  in asparagus production in 2026. With a cultivation area mainly concentrated in the Valle de Santo Domingo, the state has successfully optimized its harvesting processes, reaching quality levels that meet the most demanding international standards. This activity is not only a key component of the state's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) but has also become the primary engine of social w

The Bulnes Sport Fishing Tournament returns to Cabo San Lucas. A historic competition uniting tradition, great prizes, and a firm commitment to marine conservation in 2026.

With the goal of consolidating Cabo San Lucas as a world-class destination, municipal and state authorities have launched the second phase of the historic center maintenance and beautification program . This new stage includes sidewalk rehabilitation, upgrading public lighting with LED technology, reforestation with endemic species, and the repainting of strategic facades. These actions aim not only to improve the aesthetic experience for tourists in 2026 but also to optimize

The 2026 La Paz Carnival is set to become a benchmark for sustainability thanks to an innovative alliance between the local business sector and municipal authorities. To reduce the environmental impact of the festivities, dozens of establishments located along the Malecón area have confirmed they will apply exclusive promotions and direct discounts  to attendees who use their own reusable containers, thermoses, or cups. This strategy seeks to discourage the use of single-use

Los Cabos hosted the 2026 Business Meeting, connecting local suppliers with the luxury tourism industry. A decisive step toward strengthening the BCS economy and business innovation.

La Paz City Council finishes waste management training for 2026 Carnival vendors. A key strategy for achieving a clean, sustainable, and environmentally responsible celebration.

The Valle de Santo Domingo, in the municipality of Comondú, reaffirms its relevance as the agricultural heart of Baja California Sur by consolidating a planting area of 174 hectares of beans  during the current cycle. This progress represents a coordinated effort between local producers and rural development authorities to diversify crops and optimize land use in the region. The figure is a positive indicator of the resilience of the Sudcalifornian primary sector, which has a

UABCS and its administrative union reach a 4% salary agreement for 2026. The pact ensures labor and academic stability at the university, reflecting responsible and transparent financial management.

Fishermen in the Upper Gulf of California urge official regulation of hake fishing to prevent overexploitation. In the absence of NOM-020, the sector seeks to protect the resource and access international certifications to export to premium markets in 2026.

The comprehensive rehabilitation of Centro Impulso Miramar in La Paz was delivered, a key space for training and community development. The project aims to boost local entrepreneurship and strengthen social cohesion through modern infrastructure, directly benefiting hundreds of Sudcalifornian families in 2026.

Fishing in Baja California Sur reached a record 200,000 tons in 2026, with a value of 2.4 billion pesos. This growth strengthens the state economy, boosts exports, and consolidates the fishing sector as one of the most profitable and strategic industries for the development of the peninsula.

A federal investment of 50 billion pesos was announced to repair Mexico's federal highway network, including key sections in Baja California Sur. The program seeks to optimize logistical connectivity, reduce transport costs, and strengthen road tourism, boosting the state's economic competitiveness during 2026.

Baja California Sur plans the creation and improvement of 24 football fields in 2026, a strategic investment to strengthen sports infrastructure and urban property value. The plan seeks to standardize public space quality across all five municipalities, trigger sports tourism, and generate direct jobs through the local construction industry.