Caribbean beaches and grand ruins are what awaits you when you fly over to Tulum. This Mexican town is well-known for its white sands and turquoise waters, as well as its well-preserved Mayan sites.

Tourists and investment continue to flood into Tulum. Can the Caribbean beach town get back to its roots while reaping the benefits of economic development? (Travis Bembenek) I have been a diligent ...

Looking for the best day trips from Tulum? You’ve come to the right guide! As a travel blogger that has spent many years living in nearby Playa del Carmen, I’ve personally been able to experience many ...

Fitness personality Robin Arzon’s Tulum wedding might not have been for everyone—it involved all-vegan fare, sunrise yoga, and a wedding day 5K—but the most important thing was that it was definitely ...

The cost to enter Jaguar Park in Tulum, Mexico, has risen sharply, and that -- combined with it being operated by the military -- is blamed for a sharp drop in tourism there this year. File Photo by ...

Bill Esparza is a James Beard award-winning food journalist, author of LA Mexicano, and onscreen food television personality covering food in United States and Latin America. Back in the early ’90s, ...

Social media has exploded with memes about Tulum's tourism collapse, and the numbers back them up. The once bohemian paradise ...

Frederick Catherwood reached Tulum in March 1841. The explorers realized that Tulum, like Chichén Itzá, was one of the last strongholds against the Spanish, thus one of the few Maya cities mentioned ...