LOS CABOS RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF THE WORLD’S BEST DESTINATIONS AT VIRTUOSO TRAVEL WEEK 2024
September 5, 2024
Los Cabos has once again been recognized as one of the tourism industry’s leading destinations during Virtuoso Travel Week 2024, held from August 10 to 15 in Las Vegas, Nevada. This event, one of the most important for tourism globally, brought together 5,000 representatives from all over the tourism sector, including hotels, destinations, receptive and tour operators, and specialized travel agents.
Los Cabos is home to 14 hotels within the prestigious Virtuoso network, representing a total of 18,600 world-class rooms––no other destination in the Virtuoso network has such a high concentration of luxury hotels in one place.
During the event, it was announced that the Los Cabos Tourism Trust (FITURCA) has been nominated for the third consecutive year as the best local tourism office in the world, a recognition that underlines its leadership in the global tourism industry.
During the event, FITURCA presented the main attractions in Los Cabos in 60 group sessions for 480 travel advisors, highlighting the unique characteristics of the destination. In addition, it organized a lunch attended by 1,200 industry representatives, during which the seven wonders of Los Cabos were presented, strengthening its proposal as a unique destination in the international tourism landscape.
In collaboration with Virtuoso Hotels in Los Cabos, an exclusive cocktail party was held for 100 of the destination's top vendors, allowing key business relationships to be strengthened and new collaboration opportunities to be explored.
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