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Mexico’s environmental agency PROFEPA will demolish illegally built tourist structures nationwide to reverse ecological harm, beginning with the first case targeting an unauthorized beach club in Tulum.
Hotel operators along the coast are intensifying cleanup to tackle a surge of sargassum, deploying crews and machinery to preserve beach access and maintain high standards for visitors.
A recent maritime incident off Tulum’s coast has prompted heightened security measures and patrols. Authorities are investigating the cause, reinforcing vessel safety protocols, and updating maritime traffic guidelines to prevent future risks.
Parque del Jaguar offers a deeper, more respectful way to experience Tulum—where stunning views, cultural heritage, and wildlife protection come together in one powerful journey.
Bacab Tulum is a conscious real estate project blending art, wellness, and community in La Veleta, offering a new model for sustainable, cultural living in the heart of Tulum.
Tulum officials have reinforced security at tourist sites while maintaining free public access. With increased patrols and improved surveillance, they seek to guarantee safe visits, boosting travelers’ confidence.
Cancun’s iconic dolphinarium announces permanent closure, raising questions on ethics and tourism as local authorities and animal rights groups react to the long-awaited shutdown.
A landing gear malfunction forced Tulum International Airport to halt operations on May 29, grounding flights and diverting air traffic. Authorities cleared the runway within hours, yet passengers faced delays and cancellations.
Tourism operators in Tulum report this season’s downturn rivals pandemic lows, citing steep drops in bookings and occupancy. Service providers urge collaborative marketing efforts to revive the industry and safeguard livelihoods.
Tulum has become one of the world’s most expensive beach destinations. Discover why hotel, food, and taxi prices are so high—and what’s truly driving the cost for tourists.
Local authorities and industry leaders urge a comprehensive rescue plan to stabilize Tulum’s tourism sector, improve infrastructure, and promote sustainable growth amid overcrowding and environmental pressures.
During sargassum season in Tulum, travelers can enjoy a wide range of freshwater alternatives—from cenotes and lagoons to spas and hotel pools. Here’s your 2025 guide to water beyond the beach.
Tulum’s tourism industry struggles through its toughest season in years due to lower visitor numbers, economic pressures, and shifting market dynamics amid global travel trends.
Leading luxury hotel operators are expanding their investments in Tulum, driving growth in tourism infrastructure and real estate, showcasing confidence in the area’s potential as a premier destination.
Lula Beach Club in Tulum blends soulful wellness, bold flavors, eco-conscious design, and vibrant community in a beachside oasis where every moment feels alive. Come for the magic. Stay for you.
In 2025, record sargassum levels are overwhelming the Riviera Maya. Tulum faces mounting environmental and economic challenges as communities and authorities fight to protect their shores.
Tour guides in Tulum report their toughest low season in decades, struggling with reduced tourist numbers and financial strain as the industry faces unforeseen challenges.
Sargassum deposits along Mexico’s Caribbean coast drive steep declines in tourism, with businesses reporting up to 80% fewer clients amid environmental challenges.
Tulum’s air access dwindles as key carriers reduce routes to the destination, driving tourists towards Cancún for better value and safer travel options. Discover the shifting dynamics in Mexican tourism.
A sharp decline in tourism bookings has triggered concerns across Mexico’s Caribbean, with industry experts warning of a possible slowdown in one of the region’s key economic drivers. Learn how businesses are responding to the challenges ahead.
