From the tourist corridor and beaches with the traditional Medano Beach facing the bay of Cabo San Lucas, you can watch the cruise ships, stand up paddle, jet skis, water bananas and other vessels circulate everywhere while others enjoy diving or snorkeling.

Keith Campbell, Colorado: "we enjoy coming to Chileno Beach and Santa María because of the snorkeling."

Strong activity was also reported at the 15 different golf courses of Los Cabos as well as adventure parks where there are zip lines, bungie jumping, and bike roads are all ideal for adrenaline lovers.

The nightlife is no exception as people prepare for nighttime partying on the beach.

Rebeca Pellicer, Mexico City: "the 31st we'll enjoy dinner, a few drinks and come here to the beach because there will be fireworks."

Veronica Castaneda, tourist: "so beautiful that I might move my office here!"

There are already 72 national and international flights that have been regularized that have revived the economy in hotels, restaurants, shops and tourist services at the start of the high season.

Just three and half months after Hurricane Odile, Los Cabos recorded an occupancy rate of 100% in 70% of the hotels in inventory and are already operating.

The sky of Cabo San Lucas broke into a shower of fireworks at midnight, as Los Cabos said goodbye to 2014 and welcoming the New Year with music, dancing and a great fanfare for 2015.

At Medano Bay in Cabo San Lucas (one of the busiest beaches in Baja California) many restaurants and bars hosted a big party where they anticipated the arrival of a New Year. Different venues celebrated with various menus, live music, dancing, whistles and caps, all with different expressions, enthusiasm, and joy.

70% of hotels were already operating just three and a half months after Hurricane Odile with 100% recorded occupancy.  In addition to this, private homes and condominiums were rented for domestic and foreign visitors so that they could enjoy the holidays in Los Cabos.

Thanks to the air cooperation and regularization of flights arriving in Los Cabos, thousands of visitors from Canada and the USA arrived for the holidays from cities like Toronto, San Francisco, Dallas, Atlanta, and New York City. 

The government's program of increased security for the beaches and tourist corridor of 32 kilometers (19 miles) stretching from San José del Cabo to Cabo San Lucas was implemented starting mid-December to avoid accidents. 

Gene Simmons and Paul Stanly of KISS join Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Unstoppable effort! 

The AAA Four-Diamond Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Golf and Spa Resort, Los Cabos  joins forces with KISS front men Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley to support the opening of the rock legend’s second Rock & Brews restaurant in Los Cabos this past Friday December 5th.  

For the second time the resort served as the host hotel for the opening of second Rock & Brews bar and restaurant in Los Cabos.   

 The Sheraton hosted a private and glamorous VIP meet and greet with Simmons and Stanley at the resort prior to the exclusive restaurant grand opening in town. Chef Manuel de Luca, executive chef for the Sheraton and the signature restaurant De Cortez also located at the Sheraton served nothing but the best of his famous creations accompanied by excellent cocktails. 

“We are excited to reunite with the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar as the official host hotel as we prepare to open our second Rock & Brews in Los Cabos,” said Simmons and Stanley in a joint statement.  “Los Cabos is a spectacular destination and we look forward to partnering with the Sheraton team and the destination’s Cabo Unstoppable movement.” 

“We are ready to welcome back Mr. Simmons, Mr. Stanley, the Rock & Brews team and their fans, and look forward to showing off the resort,” said Renato Mendonca, general manager of the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar.  “We have worked tirelessly to restore and improve the property, and we are proud to partner with Rock & Brews for the opening of their second location in Los Cabos.”

The grand opening of Rock & Brews Los Cabos welcomed hundreds of KISS fans from around the world, along with music industry notables and local VIPs.

The third International Film Festival of Los Cabos concluded with a large attendance where 49 of the 39 exhibited films were premieres, alongside 15 Mexican films, 21 Latin American, and 3 international films. Short films were presented for the first time as well such as The Trumpeter, January 11th, Black, and The Immaculate Reception among others.

This festival delivered the highest amount in cash prizes and support. This year the festival raised around $336,000 US dollars. Eduardo Sánchez Navarro, founder of the International Film Festival of Los Cabos: "after having such a difficult event like the Hurricane, this shows that Los Cabos is now on its feet and doing very well, we also have some very good films".

Among the guest documentaries was “Mexico Pelagico”, directed by Jerome Prieto, about the importance of protecting the shark species in Mexican waters. John Christof, film critic: "the shark is a wonderful animal just like the other unknown animals in the marine world, and this film gives viewers a desire to protect this world, and it is gorgeous, it makes me think that there is a an economical source behind this, but most need protection".

Different celebrities of the international film industry walked down the red carpet during the three scheduled galas including actors, directors, producers, writers and other personalities. At the Los Cabos film competition, the winning film was "The Güeros" by Alonso Ruizpalacios; in the category of Mexico First, the winner was for the film "Llevate Mi Amor" by Arturo González, and "Los Herederos", the winning film in the category 'Work in Progress' by Jorge Hernández, among others.