Residents in Tulum say free Sunday access at Jaguar Park is being undermined by the suspension of internal electric transport and the ban on private vehicles, forcing long walks to reach the beaches.
Two free-access beaches in Tulum offer a simpler way to reach the coast, but long walks, entry restrictions, and potholes on the hotel zone highway continue to shape the visitor experience.
Our editorial team was invited for a hosted stay at the Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya. Read our firsthand, personal review of this 349-room luxury sanctuary.
Tulum is ready for the Semana Santa high-season surge with 80% occupancy projections and a strategic coastal protection plan to ensure a premium experience for all visitors.
The US Embassy issues a severe travel alert for Spring Break 2026, warning of cartel violence, medical risks, and strict legal traps in Tulum, Cancun, and Playa del Carmen.
The Tulum Times stayed at Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort. Here is what 735 rooms, 13 venues, two beaches, and the Conrad Spa Tulum look like from the inside.
Discover the truth about safety in Tulum. A local editorial addressing media sensationalism, the shadow economy, and practical tips for a secure and unforgettable vacation.
Quintana Roo opened its participation at ANATO 2026 in Bogotá as International Guest Destination, announcing expanded air routes and reinforcing Colombia’s role as one of its most consistent tourism markets.
After the officially confirmed killing of CJNG leader “El Mencho,” unrest and narcoblockades were reported across Quintana Roo. Here’s what changes for Tulum visitors and how to manage risk through Feb. 23, 2026.
After weeks of low attendance, cenotes in Tulum are reporting occupancy between 60 and 80 percent. Operators expect March and April to stabilize tourism while maintaining strict environmental protections.
Tulum has inaugurated a certified Sustainable Cenotes Route connecting 12 sites with guided access, water filtration systems, and environmental education, aiming to protect aquifers while increasing low-season tourism revenue.
Tulum has been ranked as the second strongest tourism brand in the Mexican Caribbean, surpassing the Riviera Maya. The shift reflects changing traveler preferences and carries economic and social implications for the local community.
Tulum has become the second most recognized tourism brand in the Mexican Caribbean, surpassing the Riviera Maya. Officials say the shift reflects a strategy focused on sustainability, high-value travelers, and global positioning.
Tulum will host the Destination Wedding Business Summit from February 11 to 13, 2026, bringing international wedding professionals, couples, and a large public expo to multiple venues across the municipality.
Four new public beach access points in Tulum will open in the coming days as part of a federal strategy to guarantee free coastal access and balance tourism development with public rights.
The Tulum archaeological site received just over one million visitors in 2025, a 20 percent drop and the lowest level since 2010, as controversies and higher fees weighed on attendance.
Jaguar Park fees in Tulum are altering tourism flows across the Riviera Maya, with businesses reporting declines in visitors, lost cruise traffic, and growing concern over regional competitiveness.
Tulum FITUR 2026 marks the municipality’s effort to position itself as a luxury and inspirational destination while strengthening international tourism alliances during the Madrid fair.
New tourism data shows Tulum tourism growth lagging behind Cancun and Playa del Carmen, as American travelers prioritize cost, convenience, and predictable experiences in 2026.
The Tulum Archaeological Zone received nearly one million visitors in 2025, ranking third nationwide and highlighting both its enduring appeal and growing management challenges.
