Tulum Restaurant Owners Seek Simpler Permits, 75% Tax Incentives
Canirac proposes tax incentives up to 75% and streamlined paperwork to help Tulum restaurants recover from 30 months of economic…
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Tulum Dismisses 8 Police Officers for Alleged Corruption; More Under Investigation
Tulum has dismissed eight police officers this year over alleged corruption and said internal investigations into other officers are continuing.
Child Found Walking Alone on Tulum Avenue Taken Into Protective Custody
A child between 3 and 5 was found walking alone on Juanek Avenue in Tulum and placed under protective custody.
Riviera Maya Businesses Look to Winter Season After Disappointing Summer
Riviera Maya business leaders are counting on the winter season after summer tourism fell short of expectations, citing security, fuel…
INAH Weighs Changes to Tulum Archaeological Zone Operations
INAH is considering changes to Tulum archaeological zone operations, including access fees and ticketing, after talks with union leaders.
Photo Exhibition Showcases Biodiversity of Tulum National Park
A new photo exhibit at the Museo Regional de la Costa Oriental features 15 images of flora and fauna from…
Around 70 Businesses Close in Tulum Amid Economic Challenges and Extortion Reports
Nearly 70 establishments in Tulum have temporarily or permanently closed due to economic pressures, high rents, and alleged extortion.
Tulum Business Owners Allege Unauthorized Fees for Security Camera Connections
Tulum businesses report being charged 1,200–1,500 pesos to link cameras to city surveillance systems, a free service.
Tulum Offers Tax Breaks to Aid Businesses in Slow Months
Tulum, Quintana Roo — Mayor Diego Castañón Trejo announced Monday that he will present a...
Mexico’s Military-Linked Company to Take Over Ticket Sales at Tulum Archaeological Site, Critics Say
A state-owned military-linked company will manage ticket sales at Tulum’s Jaguar Park, sparking concerns over militarization of heritage.