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.
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Tulum Fires 30 Officials Over Alleged ‘Coyote’ Bribery Schemes
Tulum has fired about 30 municipal officials this year for allegedly running bribery and false consulting schemes.
Tulum Eliminates Illegal Bus Stops to Streamline Public Transport
Tulum authorities remove illegal bus stops and signs to improve traffic flow and safety for pedestrians and riders.
Massive Sargazo Influx Overwhelms Tulum’s Cleaning Efforts During Peak Tourist Season
Tulum beaches are buried under tons of sargasso seaweed, surpassing cleanup capacity and hurting tourism.
Tulum Archaeological Site Entry Fees Now Collected by Mundo Maya Company, INAH Says
The INAH announced that the parastatal company Mundo Maya will now handle entrance fee collection at the Tulum archaeological site.
Authorities Warn Tulum’s Mayab Tulum Project Lacks Required Permits
Quintana Roo officials warn against investing in Mayab Tulum development due to missing permits and legal proceedings.
Sheinbaum Points to Historic Land Corruption in Quintana Roo
President Claudia Sheinbaum says Quintana Roo has seen extreme cases of land fraud, with plots sold multiple times.
Pregnant Woman Hospitalized After ATV Driver Strikes Her in Tulum
A five-months-pregnant woman and her husband were struck by an ATV on a Tulum street; driver is a foreign national.
Armed Attack at Tulum Nightclub Leaves One Dead, One Injured
A shooting at Nocturnal Tulum nightclub killed the head of security and injured a waitress.
Driver Flees After Causing Crash at Central Tulum Intersection
A driver fled the scene after causing a collision at a busy Tulum intersection, leaving only property damage.