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Once Upon a Fair: San Diego County Fair’s Magical Summer Event
Thrills, flavors, music, and culture unite as the San Diego County Fair makes its grand return with Once Upon a Fair.
This California Castle in Napa Valley Transports Visitors to the 14th Century
Castello di Amorosa, a winery built in the style of a 14th-century Tuscan castle, offers family-friendly tours and immersive experiences.
Rosarito’s 141st Anniversary: A Day of Music, Riders, and Family
Rosarito's 141st anniversary will bring the community together through music, tradition, and a strong sense of local pride.
New Bus Terminal to Boost Tourism in Valle de Guadalupe
The governor's office has also approved a $4.5 million peso investment to repave local roads using hydraulic concrete and asphalt mix.
Vikings in California? Hidden Castle Feels Like a Slice of Scandinavia
Entering Vikingsholm is literally like stepping back in time!
“Traveling Hearts” Program Boosts Tourism in Baja California
With a new round of applications launched in June, the program will help even more families discover the state’s natural wonders.
Rosarito Boosts Global Presence at Tianguis Turistico 2026
Thanks to Tianguis Turístico 2026, Rosarito reaffirmed its position as one of Mexico's most beloved and attractive destinations.
San Diego Offers Free Museum Entry to More Than 60 Venues in May with ‘The Big Exchange’
From May 1 to 18, members of participating museums can use their passes as a "golden ticket" for free admission across the county.
Baja Holiday Road Trip: La Paz, Los Cabos & Epic Stops (with Whales) + The Cross-Border Policy That Saves You Stress
Plan a Baja Peninsula road trip from the border: Bahía de los Ángeles, Guerrero Negro (gray whales), Loreto, La Paz, and Los Cabos—plus a practical checklist and why Mexico–US cross-border auto insurance matters (Mexborder affiliated with Qualitas).
Baja California Recognized for Inclusive Tourism Efforts
Baja California has earned a recognition by Shaya Mujeres Viajeras for its actions to make tourism more inclusive and gender-sensitive.
Inside Do Ho Suh’s Famous Leaning House in San Diego
According to the artist, the inspiration for Fallen Star came from his own experience of moving to the United States to study.
San Diego Airport Expands Direct Flights to Europe
Travelers flying out of San Diego International Airport (SAN) will soon have more nonstop options to destinations across Europe.
Baja California Inaugurates Its Pavilion at 2026 Tianguis Turístico
The pavilion showcases the state's main attractions and serves as a welcoming space for dialogue with both domestic and international buyers.
Gondola Rides Return to San Diego Just in Time for Mother’s Day
One of San Diego’s most enchanting and beautiful experiences is making a comeback and just in time to celebrate Mom.
“Safer Holidays 2026”: Civil Protection Reports Incident-Free Vacation Period
The operation included preventive actions targeting dams, beaches, and popular recreation spots across the city.
A Joint Push to Boost Tourism in Valle de Guadalupe and Ensenada
Nearly 60 representatives from wineries, restaurants, and tourism-related businesses came together for this meeting.
Sunny Jim’s Sea Cave: The Secret San Diego Cave You Enter Through a Gift Shop
Tucked away in La Jolla, San Diego, this unique sea cave is accessible only through a hidden tunnel located inside a small gift shop.
CANIRAC Rosarito Reports Positive Results Over Easter Weekend
More than 40% of restaurants in Rosarito achieved results ranging from very good to excellent over the Easter weekend.
Lavender Field in Valle de Guadalupe: The Perfect Spring Getaway
This lavender field invites visitors to tour its fields, relax outdoors, and enjoy a sensory experience in one of the region's most popular destinations.
Rosarito Ends Holy Week Incident-Free Thanks to Coordinated Security Efforts
Rosarito reported a positive outcome for the 2026 Holy Week holiday period, with no major incidents endangering the local population.