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After losing two-thirds of its international flights, Mexico's Tulum airport is bouncing back with five restored routes from the U.S. and Canada. The comeback signals hope for a destination that saw visitor numbers drop 30% in just one year.
An analysis of over one million travel reviews crowned Tulum, Mexico as the world's happiest destination with a perfect score. The laid-back Caribbean beach town beat out destinations across the globe with its blend of ancient ruins, wellness culture, and natural beauty.
Mexico's President unveils a promising solution to Tulum's seaweed crisis that's been turning pristine Caribbean beaches brown, while tourism numbers already show signs of recovery with zero homicides in two months.
Tulum just formalized access to 12 of its stunning cenotes with a certified sustainable tourism program that protects these precious freshwater ecosystems while welcoming visitors. The new route replaces informal site visits with trained guides, marked trails, and water filtration systems at each location.
Mexico is making Tulum's stunning beaches accessible to everyone, not just resort guests. The Tourism Ministry just added seven new public access points and plans to open four more next week.
