The FAA ground stop ended Friday night, so why are flights still canceled?
Flight cancellations ran into Saturday after the FAA ground stop ended Friday night. Asur’s counts, why the backlog lingers, and where Tulum stands.
Continue readingA departures board can go red in a minute, and nothing anyone here does changes it. Friday proved that, and Saturday was still clearing the backlog. But the town was not standing around waiting for planes. Walls are being measured for paint, cave diving operators who normally compete are sitting in the same room, rooms are filling again after a thin few months, and the arguments about rentals and construction are being had out loud rather than put off until spring. What arrives is decided somewhere else. What it finds when it lands is decided here, and that is the week below.
Flight cancellations ran into Saturday after the FAA ground stop ended Friday night. Asur’s counts, why the backlog lingers, and where Tulum stands.
Continue readingTulum ruins visitors fell 35% from January to September, led by Mexican travelers, yet foreign arrivals nearly doubled in September, INAH data shows.
Continue readingAn FAA ground stop held Tulum flights to Dallas and Houston on Friday. What failed, which airline waivers apply, and why Tulum’s thin schedule raises the local cost.
Continue readingAirbnb lists more than 8,200 Tulum vacation rentals, compared with roughly 3,700 in state records, as hoteliers push for rules and landlords cut rents by up to 50 percent.
Continue readingA three-page letter from Councilman Eugenio Barbachano answers Sectur’s Josefina Rodríguez, blaming the Tulum tourism crisis on federal megaprojects and missing basic services.
Continue readingGrupo Mundo Maya has asked Semarnat to approve a 158-space Jaguar Park parking lot in Tulum, on land almost entirely within a federal preservation subzone.
Continue readingThe Tulum mural festival Horizontes Mexicanos runs from November 4 to 21, featuring 10 Mexican artists, 10 new murals, and its first guest country and international artist.
Continue readingA Tulum Tourism Promotion Council cofounder wants to unite Tulum cave diving operators, specialists, and sponsors as Cancún and Playa del Carmen host the region’s dive events.
Continue readingTulum hotel occupancy reached 58.3 percent in the first week of November, up 16 points from late September, while vacation rentals held at 46 percent and beaches drew more visitors.
Continue readingThe Zamna Tulum lineup for the 10th anniversary runs six nights, from Renaissance on New Year’s Eve to Adam Port on January 10, with Amnesia making its Tulum debut.
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