A Burning Man-like beach festival in Mexico became a hot spot for COVID-19 when a number of attendees contracted the virus and appeared to have carried it back with them to the U.S., a new report ...

Here’s a little fact you might not know about one of the most Instagrammed places in the world: Tulum is facing an environmental crisis. The local landfill has only four more months before it’s ...

Get ready for one of the most anticipated events of the spring! The Mexican Caribbean Music Festival (MCMF), happening on May 17, 2025, in the picturesque Mexican town of Tulum, is set to be an ...

The organizers of a “international arts, music and cultural festival” have apologized after images and video posted on social media revealed packed crowds of partiers without masks in Mexico’s hipster ...

In February, The Cut published an article asking, “Who Killed Tulum?” And while dismissing the beautiful, coastal town in Mexico as no longer being worthwhile (despite the many people who, y’know, ...

On the weekend of January 11, the once-sleepy beachside town of Tulum, Mexico is teeming with tourists. It’s high season, when close to two million outsiders flock to its perfectly temperate turquoise ...

Damian Lazarus caught his first glimpse of Tulum while seeking refuge. After DJing at a party in Playa del Carmen—a once-sleepy fishing town in the Yucatán that 20 years ago already hosted a buzzy ...

This year's programming includes talks with Tulum's local environmentalists and national leaders, educational upcycling art workshops, and virtual reality installations on plastic pollution and ...

A Burning Man-style festival in Mexico turned into a coronavirus superspreader event — with several attendees bringing COVID-19 back with them to New York City, according to a report on Monday.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Lauren Mowery covers drinks, travel, food, and sustainable living. If you’ve not heard of the Taste of Mexico Tulum Food, Spirits ...