"Curiously, in Los Cabos Offshore, three days before, there was a winner of 514 pounds" said Clicerio Mercado, coordinator of the Bisbee's Tournament in Mexico, regarding the success of this millionaire event in its 2020 edition despite the fact that in the Black and Blue Tournament there was no winner.

He also explained in an interview for Los Cabos a la Carta that the specimens captured weighed 201 and 211 pounds on the first day, on the second there was no capture and on the third day, a few hours before the scale closed, a specimen arrived that weighed only 200 pounds, thus mentioning that it was an unprecedented event but something similar had happened before so there was a rule that explains that in case there are no winning copies, a percentage of the 5 thousand usd of the registration is destined to the prizes . The return will only deliver that amount.

Undoubtedly, the arrival of this Tournament was of great support for the Los Cabos community that is recently opening after the pandemic and the economic spill that it has left has been enormous. Behind this incredible and long-awaited event are the families that depend on tourism and benefited from receiving more tourists in this destination, which improved employment opportunities and salaries, thus opening a new panorama for the arrival of tourism in 2021.

The head of SETUES, Luis Araiza, delivered more than 500 “Punto Limpio” quality stamps to members of the Los Cabos tourism sector.

In an unprecedented event, the Secretary of Tourism, Economy and Sustainability (SETUES), Luis Humberto Araiza López, delivered more than 500 quality stamps to members of the Los Cabos tourism sector. Through “Punto Limpio”, Baja California Sur sends a message to the international tourism market that in the face of the Covid-19 crisis, in which the implementation of good hygiene practices in business management models is guaranteed, that results in innocuous and safe services and facilities.

“Being the leading State in the country with the highest number of certifications of this type not only speaks of the commitment to protecting the health of our people and visitors; but, in addition, they confirm our capacity to adapt and resilience, as well as our strength and unity to face challenges such as those that the pandemic now imposes on us, ”said the secretary.

Finally, Luis Araiza recognized the work and cooperation of businessmen and service providers in the field, in all the strategies that the State Government carries out to return Baja California Sur all its tourism potential.

During the eighth edition of Adventure Travel México (ATMEX) that takes place in Loreto, the secretary of SETUES, Luis Araiza López, made mention that thanks to the joint work between the State Government and the sector, more than 500 South Californian companies enjoy of the Clean Point certification granted by SECTUR with the endorsement of the Federal Ministry of Health, which places BCS as the first State of the Republic with the highest number of quality seals of its kind.

The companies that achieved this award were: Hotel Hacienda Suites, Hotel Loreto By Golf Resort & Spa, Hotel Quinta Bonita, La Misión, Palapa San Telmo Restaurant, Transportadora Desert and Sea and Expeditions ABT Sailing.

In the presence of the Municipal Tourism Director, Felipe Silva and the representative of the State Government in that municipality, Álvaro Murillo, the head of SETUES stressed that this sends a powerful message to the national and international tourism market, about the quality and commitment of the entity with health security in the face of the Covid-19 emergency, giving tourists certainty and tranquility to travel to any destination in the middle peninsula.

As Loreto headquarters of ATMEX (Adventure Travel Mexico), the most important adventure event in Mexico and Latin America, the governor, Carlos Mendoza Davis mentioned that Baja California Sur offers a safe and more reliable experience for tourists in the national market and Foreign.

Participating in this event were the Federal Secretary for Tourism, Miguel Torruco Marqués; the mayor of Loreto, Arely Arce Peralta; the Secretary of Tourism of the State, Luis Humberto Araiza López; Antonio del Rosal Stanford, CEO of ATMEX; and, Jesús Ernesto Ordóñez Bastidas, director of the State Tourism Trust, the governor explained that tourism focused on nature is an unbeatable means for strengthening the sector in favor of South Californians, while protecting the environment.

This meeting, which takes place from October 25 to 28, aims to offer this segment in Mexico more and better alternatives to strengthen its ties with the tourism industry globally. It represents the opportunity to do business, close strategic alliances and grow an international network of contacts to show the local tourism product to the 812 delegates, which include 114 buyers, 40 media, 40 speakers, 98 students, 18 states of Mexico, as well as delegations from Argentina, Chile, Colombia and nine other countries in the region.