New tax could make cruises to Mexico more expensive at $42 per person
Cruise ship passengers sailing to Mexico – home to the busiest port in the world – could soon face a new tax of $42 per person, whether they disembark or not. Last week, Mexico's Congress voted in favor of the new immigration levy for every cruise ship passenger that docks in any of the country's ports, according to The Associated Press.
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