At the entrance to the archaeological site of the Maya settlement in Tulum National Park (Parque Nacional Tulum) in Mexico started to charge an additional fee for the right to make a selfie. the park administration has decided, in addition to the entrance fee of 60 pesos (US $ 3.3), take 45 pesos ($ 2.5) for each gadget with the camera, the GoPro camera and the camera, which tourists are carrying with them.Visitors to the park are not enthusiastic about the innovation,. For such measures the park management has gone to protect the tourists themselves, risking life and limb in an attempt to take a picture of yourself on the background of the picturesque ruins. It is assumed that people will choose to abandon the use of gadgets than they will buy a separate "entry ticket".Tulum National Park is located on the Yucatan Peninsula, in a half-hour ride from the popular resort of Cancun, annually receives more than 2 million visitors, and in the high tourist season only settlements Maya ruins visited by 2 million people daily.Last year, 12 people were killed in an attempt to make selfie in the world.
