The Mexican state of Baja California Sur is renowned for its lovely neighborhoods and little towns.

Some of these, such as Todos Santos, are so charming that the local government has decided to designate them as ‘Magical Towns.’ Now, there’s another town that will soon receive the same honor: San José Del Cabo! In a recent interview, the Minister of Tourism and Economy (SETUE) in Baja California Sur announced that the city’s historical center is in the process of becoming a ‘Magical Neighborhood,’ the first time that an area in Baja California Sur is going to be given this designation.

Mexico has firmly established itself as a global tourism powerhouse, with over 1405 municipalities engaged in various tourist activities. Fernando Gómez, a seasoned tourism industry analyst, highlights Mexico’s competitive edge, emphasizing its historical sites, ruins, forests, jungles, and beaches.

Spring break is just around the corner and when it comes to spring break travel, nowhere is quite like Mexico, and Puerto Vallarta is often the first place that springs to mind for sun-seeking travelers. The bustling Pacific Coast beach city is known for the enormous Bay of Banderas, surrounded by dozens of beaches that create that idyllic beachy backdrop. But when it comes to the best beaches in Puerto Vallarta, where do you even begin?

As Cancun’s popularity continues to soar with travelers, new government efforts to make the coastal destination safer for visitors are paying off. A new study reveals that residents in the coastal hotspot feel the safest out of all major cities in the Mexican Caribbean. This sentiment is now shared by a growing number of visitors, who are choosing the sunny destination for its reputable safety track record.