LOS CABOS CONTINUES GROWTH AS ONE OF THE MOST PROFITABLE TOURIST DESTINATIONS
December 4, 2024
The Los Cabos Hotel Association announced that new developments from brands such as Saint Regis, Vidanta, and Hyatt will open in 2025, significantly increasing the current inventory of 20,000 rooms.
Among the new openings is the Saint Regis, located in the Pacific region within the Cabo del Sol development, as well as Vidanta in East Cabo, where the first phase has already opened and will continue to expand throughout the year. Also in East Cabo, the ultra-luxury Aman property is expected to open, though it is uncertain if it will be ready by 2025. Additionally, in the Médano area, a boutique hotel from Grupo México Gran Hotels, called Gran Casola, will open in the city center.
“We currently have around 20,000 rooms, and this number will continue to grow. Next year, the opening of new hotels will add 500 more keys to the inventory; it’s a significant increase,” stated Lilzi Orcí Fregoso, a representative of the hotel sector.
According to figures from the Los Cabos Hotel Association, the destination is expected to reach an average occupancy rate of 75% in 2024. After a challenging year, the tourism sector anticipates an increase in visitor arrivals for 2025, driven by new hotel openings and the consolidation of the destination as a leader in luxury tourism.
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