While we navigate this coronavirus times, at Airport Baja Transfers, our commitment to you, our clients and travelers, remains our top priority. We continue to give private transportation Cabo San Lucas in order to keep you safe. Everyone in Los Cabos has taken a proactive stance on the COVID-19, implementing containment measures through all sectors of its tourism industry, everyone in the Tourism Industry has as its number one priority to keep the community and visitors safe. So, what are the strategies being implemented? And, what are the people in Los Cabos doing stay safe and make good use of their time during the pandemic? Let’s find out.
At Cabo San Lucas airport, since the pandemic threat started, screening procedures were implemented, including containment measures for travelers with symptoms of the virus, such as high temperatures. There are currently 40 flights to Los Cabos from the U.S. and Canada. Passengers that arrive are required to fill out a questionnaire, which, among other things, asks them to let us know where they have traveled in the past 14 days.
The State of Baja California Sur and its Ministry of Health have implemented a protocol with hotels and the timeshare association, business chamber of commerce, and destination management companies in order to assess and report potential cases or other risks.
Besides, at restaurants and hotels have put in place cleaning protocols. For example, restaurants are limiting the number of guests and are putting more distance between tables.
One hotel spokesman has said that although visitors’ numbers have dropped dramatically in the aftermath of the government’s restrictions on non-essential travel across the U.S.-Mexican border, there has been a commitment from the tourism sector to remain open. The biggest reason for this is that practically the entire population of Los Cabos is reliant on the tourism sector. Therefore, our destination is committed to keeping people employed; “our most important asset is our people,” the spokesman said.
Why are we so proactive about this? Because travelers in smaller numbers are, in fact, still traveling to Los Cabos and taking advantage of Cabo transfers. This is true also since we have a different dynamic than other cities and destinations. Many of our American travelers’ own homes in the Cabo San Lucas area or choose to stay in hotels during the lockdown. Some arrive on commercial or private planes and stay in hotels.
The local tourism board has put together a team of experts who are able to communicate the latest information on the pandemic and how to stay protected in Los Cabos. At Airport Baja Transfers and its private transportation Cabo San Lucas, we can provide you this information.
If you would like to see the daily updates and real-time reports, visit the website designed to keep everyone posted at industry.visitloscabos.travel/coronavirus.
As we mentioned before, many are coming to Los Cabos to spend the quarantine and lockdown. What are some of them doing to make good use of this time and even enjoy their time together? Here are 4 things some of them are doing that you can do as well.
1.- Explore the world wherever you are
Why not do virtual tours of some of the most famous museums and zoos? You can find many exciting options to learn, visit again an exhibit you really like, and get the children interested in art, history, and animals. You could do tours about Egypt and dinosaurs, as well as classical and modern art. Also, you can take digital tours of the best institutions and museums in the world, such as the Louvre in Paris, the Guggenheim Museum in New York, the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, and much more. As a result, whole families a unique outlet opportunity to learn together about our fantastic world. If the are other interests in your family, search for the museum around the world that provide these amazing virtual tours.
2.- Have an in-doors SPA
We realize that staying at home or in-doors can get busy and stressful. Therefore, taking some time to unwind needs to be at the top of your list. It’s an excellent opportunity to lower your stress levels and take time for self-care. Hotels and resorts can provide the needed supplies to relax and have a SPA day. But you can also create your own luxurious SPA products with things you can find at home. Some really enjoy aromatherapy, getting pedicures, or using face masks, so you can find various tutorials on the Internet about how to make your in-doors SPA. If you don’t have everything you need, you can always order it online to your doorstep or private transportation Cabo San Lucas can help you with your shopping.
3.- Planning your next vacation
Creating vision boards is always fun. You can do creative projects to plan, find inspiration, and make some goals to keep moving forward during and after the pandemic. Where do you want your next adventure to be? Create a board that illustrates what your future dream vacation looks like. Use magazines and find words, colors, and pictures that you can cut up and put together on the board. Use all the materials that you can and that you already have at home. Get creative! Use this excellent opportunity to plan out your next trip and getaway. You will be able to have something to look forward to when our routines go back to normal.
4.- Keep on learning
Many of us have said: “I wish I had more time to learn…” Well, guess what? We now have more time! There so many free learning resources on the web and other educational opportunities for the entire family that you can take advantage of. For example, you can learn a new language or skill. Children and teenagers can sharpen their skills in art, science, reading, and math.
A haven
Los Cabos has become a haven during this pandemic, thanks to the proactive strategies implemented by the city and employees of all businesses. Take advantage of private transportation Cabo San Lucas to stay safe, healthy, and sheltered during your stay in Los Cabos.
Give us a call now at 011 (52) 624 242 4600 or email us at airportbajatransfers@gmail.com to ensure your peace of mind and to provide clarity to help you make informed travel decisions.
