Hurricane Polo Doesn’t Slow Down Tourism in Los Cabos

As of September 26, 2026, Los Cabos continues to experience strong tourism momentum despite the looming hurricane Polo. According to data from local hotels, the area is currently at 44% occupancy for the weekend, indicating that the impact of the storm on reservations has been minimal so far. However, there are growing concerns among guests over the ongoing weather conditions, and some hotels are preparing for potential disruptions.

Alejandro Monroy, a local journalist, reports that while there are some doubts among potential visitors, no cancellations have been reported yet due to the hurricane. This is particularly significant for small operators like myself, who own a guesthouse in Los Cabos since 2024. Such changes can be costly, and the current stability is reassuring.

Hoteliers are maintaining open lines of communication with their guests, keeping them informed about the latest weather updates and ensuring their safety. While the immediate impact on occupancy is manageable, the situation remains fluid. As a resident and operator in the area, I am closely watching the developments, as any change in the weather or official announcements could quickly alter the landscape.