By: Manu Castillo Los Cabos by Pasillo Turístico There are places that become trendy. And there are others that always had something special, it's just that the world took a while to look at them. That is exactly where we find Los Cabos. Courtesy by MeCabo Long before becoming a destination for celebrities and oceanfront hotels, Los Cabos was a remote land inhabited by the Pericúes, one of the most fascinating indigenous peoples of Baja California Sur. They were great naviga

By Chef Flor Franco There are cities that you get to know by walking, others by looking at the sea. San José del Cabo, for me, is understood by tasting it. As a lover of cooking, when I arrive at a destination, I don't just look for where to eat well. I seek to understand what that place says through its ingredients, its techniques, its producers, and the way its cooks interpret the territory. In San José del Cabo, I found a gastronomic scene that has matured with charac

By Martha Phillips I have always believed that there are people who do not just occupy a place within an industry: they help us read it better. Their trajectories, their decisions, and the way they look at the world provide us with context on where culture is moving. That is why Perspectives was born: a section to share profiles worth following not only for what they do, but for the conversation they represent. In this edition, I bring together three distinct viewpoints:

By Valentina Suárez | 2026 | Brand Strategist & Sustainability Mentor Anna Fusoni has sustained the fashion industry from within for over four decades, betting on talent that didn't yet have a clear place in it, long before she began narrating it. I sat down with Anna on a Tuesday morning in April. She was in Mexico City, and I was in the mountains of Colombia. Through a screen, I began to discover that her story is told not just through her achievements, but through her