Real Estate
There Is More Housing Than People in Tulum
Tulum real estate is feeling the effects of the tourism slowdown, with empty rentals, stalled construction, and owners struggling to pay mortgages as a federal housing plan moves forward.
Tulum News Today: Local Headlines, Travel, and Culture from the Mexican Caribbean
Travel
Which Airlines Still Fly to Tulum After United Leaves in January?
United flights to Tulum end January 4. Delta and American will be the only U.S. carriers left; Canadian airlines return for winter, and Mexico readies a 100% incentive plan.
Politics
Why Are Cars Driving on Jaguar Park Beaches During Turtle Nesting Season?
Cars, pickups, and motorcycles crossed Jaguar Park beaches on Sunday, on sand where federal rules allow only turtle-monitoring vehicles, and Tulum’s nest count tops 6,000.
Lead Story
Scientists Map How Water Moves Beneath the Yucatan Peninsula
Scientists from three countries are mapping how the Yucatan aquifer connects, testing whether the flooded caves near Tulum belong to a far larger underground network.
Different Storms, the Same Pothole on Tulum’s Newly Paved Streets
Tulum potholes reopen after every rain. Thin asphalt, waterlogged limestone bases, and cold patches explain why, and why older streets downtown still hold.
