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The cruise industry’s efforts to stop a $42 per-passenger cruise tax proposed by the Mexican government seems to have been successful. Cruise industry leaders were blindsided by the plan last fall and ...
This year provides a testament to how the smuggling network has intensified its operations. In 2023 and 2024, the network ...
Mexico's Attorney General's Office said this week at least eight Mexican ports were under the control of fuel smuggling ...
The Mexican government has U-turned on a hefty cruise tax that would have charged $42 per passenger for docking at its ports. Negotiations, which started in December, delayed the rollout for six ...
A major crackdown on the illegal fuel trade has resulted in the arrest of 14 people in Mexico, with more actions expected to ...
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Cruisers rejoice: Mexico mostly drops $42 cruise tax
The cruise industry’s efforts to stop a $42 per-passenger cruise tax proposed by the Mexican government seems to have been successful. Cruise industry leaders were blindsided by the plan last fall and ...
In a shocking move that stunned the cruise industry last fall, the Mexican government introduced a plan to impose a $42 per-person tax on cruise passengers beginning in 2025 that industry leaders say ...
Cruise ships in Costa Maya, Mexico. The industry has avoided a $42 head tax in Mexico, and will end up paying considerably less. Photo Credit: Mateus Andre/Shutterstock Mexico's cruise tax will be $5 ...
Another hidden cruise cost? This one's mandatory. If you’ve been on a cruise lately, you might have noticed that some things cost a bit more—like that once-free glass of pineapple or tomato juice on ...
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