Tulum Blog Posts

Uber has launched in Tulum, offering free rides and recruiting local taxi drivers, which has sparked concerns among existing drivers about reduced earnings.

Fanny Barry, a long-time resident of Tulum, has completed her Eco Woman trilogy with the release of 'Resolution', reflecting her personal journey and the challenges faced in Tulum.

Mexicana de Aviación is the only carrier adding flights to Tulum airport this year, leaving residents and visitors with fewer options when it comes to booking flights and needing to consider the financial situation and subsidies of the state-owned airline.

Isabella Moreno

Tulum has once again been named the most romantic destination in Mexico and Central America, marking the second consecutive year of the title, with the municipality emphasizing its appeal to the wedding industry. This year, three resorts bearing the town's name have won four more titles, including Conrad Tulum taking two awards and Hilton Tulum winning the Leading All-Inclusive Resort title.

Aeromexico will cease operations at Tulum’s airport on September 30, 2025, reducing domestic flights to just two to four daily departures. Residents and visitors alike will need to adjust their travel plans accordingly.

Bills Mafia fans in Tulum can enjoy a weekend of football festivities, including beach tailgates and a prime viewing of the Bills vs. Patriots game.

Tulum residents are facing significant increases in their electricity bills, with charges levied on empty apartments and occupied properties alike, despite no increase in usage.

The nighttime tours of Tulum's ruins, which offered a unique and enchanting experience, have ceased, leading to a decline in tourism and prompting the question of whether this magical nighttime access will be reinstated.

Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa announced 21 new winter routes to the Mexican Caribbean, including 7 to Tulum, promising a busier airport and more tourists in the coming months.

Anyma's ÆDEN show in Tulum features pre-rendered CGI visuals, not AI-generated content, providing a stunning and controlled visual experience.

This week, Tulum beaches are returning to their pristine state after a significant drop in sargassum landings, thanks to efforts by the municipal beach office and federal reclassification of the marine debris.

President Claudia Sheinbaum has outlined a plan for Tulum airport recovery, attributing the recent decline in flights to the war in Iran and increasing jet fuel prices, and is committed to addressing the underlying issues through collaboration with relevant ministries.

American Airlines is ending its Miami to Tulum service, leaving only a single 78-seat daily Dallas-Fort Worth flight, which could affect travel and living costs for expats and digital nomads in Tulum.

Tulum is experiencing a surge in luxury tourism investments despite a reduction in air travel capacity from US carriers. This shift could significantly impact the local market and the daily lives of residents.

Tulum’s sea turtle nesting has hit 6,000 nests this season, but beach furniture left out overnight poses a significant threat to hatchling survival.

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.

Isabella Moreno

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.