Tulum Blogs

Chan Paal, a restaurant in Macario Gómez, offers a unique culinary experience using locally sourced corn and traditional cooking methods, providing an authentic taste of the Riviera Maya for expats and visitors.

Notizie Isabella Moreno 2 min 23h fa

Residents of La Veleta are pushing for aquifer testing due to reported water contamination, underscoring the need for comprehensive monitoring to protect public health and the environment.

The return of sargassum to Tulum's coast has significant implications for the local economy and beach cleanliness, with hoteliers and residents alike bearing the financial burden of removal efforts.

Tulum faces a severe tourism crisis, with job losses, airline exits, and a drop in passenger numbers, prompting local councilman Eugenio Barbachano to call for urgent action.

Tulum's councilman proposes changing the name of the airport to reflect its actual location in Felipe Carrillo Puerto, amid declining international operations and a need to address the airport's image and reputation.

Notizie Isabella Moreno 1 min 1g fa

Tulum's high room rates are driven by structural disadvantages, but guests often expect luxury amenities that aren't always available, leading to a sense of disappointment.

A local neighborhood committee in La Veleta has petitioned for improved traffic safety measures at a busy intersection, highlighting the need for better infrastructure and regulations.

The wall at Tulum's ruins entrance, known as the 'wall of shame,' is finally being removed after years of complaints. While the changes are welcome, the full cost of the modifications remains unclear.

Tulum’s Innovation Fest from December 9-12 will bring a mix of tech, music, and wellness events, expanding the festival's reach into local venues and spaces.

The Faena Tulum campaign introduces a red theme to highlight Tulum's layered beauty, from the beach to the cenote, blending the project with the town's natural landscape.

Tulum's museum has received 53 new archaeological pieces, including an Olmec jar from 1500-500 B.C., expanding its collection and telling a more comprehensive Mesoamerican story.

Amira Neme's journey from one class a week to preparing for the IBJJF No-Gi Worlds in Las Vegas shows the potential for personal growth and success in Tulum's jiu-jitsu community.

Tulum experiences significant hotel closures with around 900 rooms shut down, but winter reservations are starting to fill up.

Tulum's road safety initiatives are at risk as federal funding for highway upkeep is set to drop by nearly half, affecting pending requests for crosswalks and speed controls.

Tulum's international flights are set to resume on October 24, addressing concerns about reduced tourism and better connecting expats and digital nomads with the region.