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Uber is legal in Tulum but barely available due to union resistance, safety concerns, and low driver presence—leaving locals and tourists still reliant on taxis and limited transport options.
Tulum’s authorities have introduced stricter protocols to address animal abuse reports, including expedited investigations and heightened penalties, as part of broader efforts to enhance animal welfare in the region.
Tulum’s new paving projects aim to benefit 47,000 residents with improved roads and urban development initiatives enhancing infrastructure and community connectivity.
Tulum’s Mayor Mara Lezama welcomed over 8,000 attendees at the Día de la Niña y el Niño celebration, featuring a vibrant show by Tatiana. The event highlighted community spirit and cultural enrichment for local families.
Tulum celebrated Children’s Day with Tatiana, dinosaurs, games, and a visit from Governor Mara Lezama. Jurassic Park remains open through Sunday—fun for the whole family!
Tulum’s Regional Museum launches an interactive archaeological zone, letting children engage with ancient Mayan culture through playful learning and hands-on activities that transform them into junior historians.
Local activists demand lawmakers prioritize free access to Tulum’s beaches, opposing proposals that favor privatization and highlight community rights over profit-driven development.
Playa del Carmen and Tulum announce a strategic partnership to enhance tourism safety, boost economic growth, and address social needs through joint initiatives.
The Tulum municipality has launched critical paving works on Calle 21 Poniente, aiming to enhance community connectivity, safety, and local economic opportunities through improved road infrastructure.
The Policía Ejecutiva has intensified patrols in Tulum’s key areas to enhance public safety, focusing on high-traffic zones and strategic locations. These measures aim to deter crime and ensure community well-being.
Tulum launches a voluntary disarmament campaign to curb violence, encouraging residents to surrender firearms. The initiative aims to foster safer communities through collective action and public safety measures.
Paving projects reach Tulum’s La Veleta colony, enhancing infrastructure and improving living conditions for residents as urban development advances in the region.
The government of Tulum is preparing to renovate the city’s sports complex, aiming to enhance recreational facilities and community spaces. The project promises modern amenities and improved accessibility for residents and visitors alike.
Tulum Country Club’s U10 team won the Real Madrid Foundation World Challenge, showcasing values, teamwork, and growth just one year after launching their youth football program.
A permanent sanctuary in Tulum is giving special-needs dogs a second chance—and inviting the world to join a movement of compassion, healing, and community. Be part of the change.
Pope Francis has died at 88, marking the end of a transformative papacy defined by humility, reform, and deep connections with Latin America, including a historic visit to Mexico in 2016.
During Holy Week, Tulum sees heightened activity as local traditions collide with visitor surges, sparking conversations about sustainable practices and community preparedness.
Tulum has launched new emergency contact numbers for residents and visitors to report urgent situations promptly. The initiative aims to enhance public safety and streamline emergency response efforts.
Tulum enhances urban spaces through community-led service brigades, promoting sustainable development and civic engagement. Discover how locals and authorities collaborate to improve public areas.
A women’s softball team from Hondzonton faces top-tier competition in Quintana Roo’s state league finals, showcasing local talent and fueling regional pride through spirited play.
