Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, is ready for the arrival of national and international tourists during the Easter holidays

 

Lilci Orcí, executive president of AHLC: "We have around 80% occupancy, which is very good and goes very hand in hand with the numbers we were handling in 2019, which right now is where we are comparing ourselves, this 80% in these two weeks There are around 90,000 tourists who are going to come exclusively to spend these vacations, this vacation season in Los Cabos…”

 

This beach destination has become one of the favorites for international tourists who travel to enjoy its climate and natural beauty.

 

Dayerlis Argote, Colombian tourist: “… I came with my friend and with my friend too, three of us came and we suddenly want to do the topic of camels, ATVs, that kind of adventure, as well as get to know other kinds of places like the arch and that kind of things…"

 

Johana Gutiérrez, tourist, Colombia: “It's my first time in Los Cabos but I've been to Cancún. I mean, spectacular, I came back for a reason. It's super nice, the security, the atmosphere, the people are very polite, it's different…”

 

State and municipal authorities gave the flag for the security operation for tourists and residents during these holidays.

 

Juan Carbajal, Commander H. CSL Fire Department: “…we are going to place a rescue point with an ambulance, with a fire truck on the road to somehow further shorten the response time to any incident that could arise… Around 85 elements will be available to provide the emergency service...”

 

Leticia Rivera, Director of Civil Protection Los Cabos: “… it consists of 846 elements. Those same elements are going to have 222 units, those that are going to be moved throughout the municipality follow. This to guarantee and safeguard people's lives…”

 

Sanitization measures remain active.

 

Dayerlis Argote, tourist, Colombia: "...they are very strict at the hotel, they even have their Covid test station, they ask in advance if you are vaccinated or not and they have their protocols..."

 

Baja California Sur has a wide range of hotel rates that range from very affordable to luxury. Los Cabos maintains an average rate of $400 dollar per night in luxury hotels.