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Cancun Has a New Visitor Tax 

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - July 27, 2023

Cancun has been one of the hottest travel destinations in the hemisphere since the pandemic, and now the Mexican Caribbean tourism capital is making a major change for visitors. 

Effective this month, Cancun is now charging all visitors an $18.80 USD per person tax, required for all non-resident visitors who arrive at Cancun International Airport. 

The new tax aims to fund infrastructure improvements in the Mexican Caribbean state of Quintana Roo. 

The company has now tapped a Canadian company to facilitate collection of the tax: Travelkore. 

All visitors can now pay the tax directly on the Travelkore platform, as visitors cannot pay a cash payment on arrival. 

“We’ve built a user-friendly system and with basically one click, the traveller is provided a QR code which is presented upon customs entry at the Cancun airport. Upon departure, the QR code is cancelled” said Tim Scurry, CEO of Travelkore. 

For more, visit Travelkore

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