An electronic music party held in a jungle quickly halted when police arrived and confiscated the band’s musical equipment. Nearly 500 people were at the event near Tulum. The event organizer was arrested and taken into custody, accused of knowingly violating the states COVID-19 protocols. Quintana Roo Gov. Carlos Joaquín González recently announced that the…
A fire that began around 10 p.m. Wednesday at the Jungle Market clothing store damaged several Tulum businesses and forced around 1,000 people to evacuate their quarters. Firefighters extinguished the flames by 1:30 a.m. but remained at the scene until 3:30. The store was a total loss, but no injuries were reported and the source of…
If travelers back off for a time, new regulations will give the fragile resort time to reset.
Environmental authorities have denied permits for a proposed hotel near one of Mexico’s most important sea turtle nesting beaches on the Yucatán’s Caribbean shore.
The New York artist Spencer Tunick, who is known for his large-scale nude portraits, returned to Mexico. This time, his inspiration was the sargassum in Tulum.
Federal authorities checked in on a Tulum hotel that they said violated several closure notices.
Model Bella Hadid’s visit to the beaches of Tulum was a work assignment, but she appeared to be having lots of fun.
While 20 years ago, Tulum was still “a hidden paradise with only a few beachfront boutique hotels and houses,” today it’s “crammed with more than a hundred hotels and restaurants.”
Scientists around the world will soon be able to dive into a virtual 3-D replica of a vast Yucatecan underwater cave — the one where the oldest skeleton in the Americas was found seven years ago.
Scuba-diving archaeologists at the world’s largest underwater cave — recently discovered near Tulum — found fossils of giant sloths and an elaborate shrine to the Mayan god of commerce.
After six years of proceedings, a large hotel project has been canceled after failing to meet the necessary environmental requirements.
Roughly two weeks ago, news spread like wildfire about mass evictions at several small lodges in Tulum. A travel site now says tourism is still alive and well in Tulum, while one hotel’s owners says they and their neighbors have yet to reopen.
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