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Tulum

Tulum has become a global hotspot for eco-chic travel, luxury villas, digital nomads, and bohemian wellness culture. In this section, follow updates on tourism trends, real estate speculation, sustainability efforts, infrastructure, and cultural heritage. As demand grows, Tulum faces the dual challenge of development and preservation.

Tulum News

Quintana Roo gas stations

Quintana Roo gas stations closed in liters-short sting

Quintana Roo gas stations were shut after federal teams found pumps shorting customers and missing permits in Cancun, Tulum and Playa del Carmen.
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no more tulum

Say ‘No’ to Tulum: Free beach access, but you cannot bring chairs, umbrellas, or food

Tulum beach access rules are billed as free entry, but new bans on chairs, umbrellas and outside food push visitors to spend at hotels and...
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Tulum taxi driver arrest

Tulum taxi driver arrest after woman found shot near cenote

Authorities report a Tulum taxi driver arrest after a young woman was found shot near Kaan Luum. Investigators say he drove the killers; he remains...
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Tulum tourists turned off

Tulum is scrambling to save tourism as tourists are done with the destination’s ego trip

Tulum tourists turned off as prices climb, access tightens, sargassum lingers and airlines cut routes. Officials admit mistakes; vendors issue apologies.
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Quintana Roo sargassum season

Quintana Roo sargassum season ends with lower haul

Quintana Roo sargassum season closes with about 84–85k tons collected, far below 2018’s record arrivals, as ocean conditions and Navy barriers reduced landfall.
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Tulum Center fire

Tulum Center fire forces evacuation of about 300 people

Tulum Center fire prompts a quick evacuation of about 300 people in central Cancún; firefighters control a substation blaze and report no injuries.
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Tulum tourism slump

Tourists are skipping Tulum and locals feel it

Tulum tourism slump deepens as occupancy falls, U.S. flights are cut, and access fees rile visitors. Locals say costs and insecurity are pushing people away.
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Tulum coral die-off

Tulum coral die-off alarms dive operators and guides

Dive operators warn of Tulum coral die-off, citing visible reef decline; scientists track bleaching and disease pressures threatening tourism and ecology.
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Tulum tourism criticism

Tulum tourism criticism sparks mayor’s plea to locals

Tulum tourism criticism drew a public plea from Mayor Diego Castañón, who says negative talk hurts arrivals amid a slow season and sargassum cleanup.
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Tulum traditional medicine

Tulum traditional medicine steps into the spotlight

Women in Tulum gathered to share ancestral healing at a “Rueda de saberes,” as officials signal support to link Tulum traditional medicine with public services.
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Tulum sargassum cleanup

Tulum sargassum cleanup seeks hotel help after surge

Tulum sargassum cleanup adds 45 temporary workers as September totals near last year’s beach haul. City urges hotels to pitch in as strandings intensify.
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Tulum council credit

Tulum council credit approved amid a tourism slump

Tulum council credit of 76 million pesos wins approval for current spending as officials cite cash-flow needs during a tourism slump; critics warn of risk.
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