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Tulum halts vehicle towing in a major step for police reform in Mexico aiming to rebuild public trust and stop abusive practices by traffic officers through transparency and legality.
Mexicana Airlines expands operations with new Embraer jets, launching AIFA–Tulum route, increasing passenger traffic and fleet size while targeting 3.4 million annual travelers by 2027.
Explore how the Tren Maya links Tulum with international airports, tourist routes, and ancient ruins across the Yucatán Peninsula in a new era of Mexico train travel.
Tulum International Airport has surpassed 2 million passengers and is expanding its global flight network, becoming a key travel hub in the Mexican Caribbean by the end of 2025.
Tulum travel gets a safety upgrade with Safe Summer Operation 2025, a new initiative to protect tourists and residents during Mexico’s busiest vacation season with rapid emergency response.
With five international routes and rapid growth, flights to Tulum are driving tourism and reshaping travel in southern Mexico.
Tulum will be featured on the official mascot of World Cup 2026 Mexico as part of a global tourism strategy to promote the destination during the world’s biggest football event.
Tulum beaches host more than 650 sea turtle nests this season as night patrols protect the eggs from threats like sargassum and human interference
A Canadian couple allegedly scammed a local family in a Tulum rental scam involving unpaid rent fake transfers and stolen furniture sparking outrage over foreign tenant fraud in Mexico.
Tulum sargassum seaweed cleanup reaches record levels in 2025 as the Mexican Navy joins local teams to protect beaches, tourism, and marine life during peak nesting season.
Sargassum in Tulum is overwhelming beaches and yet only 35 workers have been hired to fight it, raising doubts about the city’s capacity to face a recurring and massive environmental threat.
Magical Towns Mexico like Tulum and Bacalar join forces to support rural development, promote Mayan culture, and boost tourism through markets and cultural collaboration.
A jaguar sighting in the Riviera Maya reveals how habitat loss and deforestation in Mexico are forcing endangered species into human areas threatening coexistence and biodiversity.
Tulum safety is no longer a rumor but a real concern as police corruption, taxi cartels and unchecked prices push tourists and locals out of what once was paradise.
Tulum officials are supporting free access to Tulum beaches as part of a broader strategy to improve tourism, respond to public demand and protect coastal rights.
Tulum International Airport is drawing airlines by cutting costs, making cheap flights to Tulum more accessible for travelers and boosting its role in southeastern Mexico.
Tulum has launched a permanent campaign to stop child labor, focusing on child protection, public awareness, and interagency coordination across high-risk areas in the municipality.
Tulum summer travel offers incredible things to do like swimming in cenotes, relaxing in rooftop pools, and exploring lagoons—even when the beaches are covered in seasonal seaweed.
Sargassum is threatening loggerhead sea turtles on Tulum’s beaches as experts urge the public to avoid contact and support proper wildlife rescue protocols.
A YouTuber was arrested while filming a public area, exposing growing tension and abuse tied to Tulum beach access and the privatization of public spaces in the hotel zone.
