Mexico’s most popular destinations, including Cancún, Tulum, Playa del Carmen, Puerto Vallarta, Cabo, Oaxaca, and Mérida, are witnessing a significant decline in visitors. Factors such as rising travel costs, safety concerns, overdevelopment, environmental pressures, declining service standards, and increasing competition …

Tulum, Mexico introduces free beach access and new park entry fees to improve tourism sustainability and accessibility for all visitors.

Tulum is facing an unusual tourism slowdown this low season, with hotel occupancy in the Riviera Maya, Mexico, falling by more than ten percent.

Playa del Carmen stands out as the top choice for budget travelers in the Mexican Caribbean in 2025, surpassing both Cancun and Tulum in affordability, convenience, and overall travel experience.

Mexico is focusing on making Tulum a globally recognized sustainable tourism destination by fostering community involvement, cultural preservation, and environmental responsibility.

Mexico’s Tulum introduces sustainable tourism strategies to boost growth while preserving cultural heritage and engaging local communities.

Tulum Tourism Commission approves new proposal ensuring permanent, free beach access for locals and visitors, protecting Mexico’s natural heritage.

Latin America’s top vacation destinations, such as Cancun, Tulum, Punta Cana, Cozumel, and Punta del Este, are witnessing a surge in tourism that has turned their once-quiet beaches and island retreats into lively, crowded hubs.

Discover Bacalar, a hidden gem of Mexico Caribbean with its stunning lagoon, historic ruins, and eco-tourism experiences for a tranquil fall getaways.

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