by Carla1Los Cabos Closes the Year With Good Occupancy
As the holiday season kicks into full gear, Los Cabos is buzzing with more than just festive cheer – the hotel scene is absolutely thriving! The hotel association of Los Cabos has just dropped some impressive numbers that paint a picture of a bustling resort destination. During the Christmas long weekend, the average occupancy hit a soaring 88 percent. And that’s not all – the average room rate was an eye-popping $550 USD!
Breaking it down by area, both San Jose del Cabo and the tourist corridor saw occupancy rates hovering around 87-88 percent. Cabo San Lucas, however, edged slightly ahead with a 89 percent occupancy rate. It’s clear that each part of Los Cabos has its own unique allure, drawing in crowds eager to soak up the sun, sea, and holiday spirit.
Looking ahead, the buzz isn’t expected to fade anytime soon. Lizli Orzi, the spokeswoman for the association, predicts similar numbers for the New Year’s celebrations. It seems like Los Cabos will continue to be the place to be as we bid adieu to the year.
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