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 ...

Cruising is expected to become more expensive due to unprecedented demand in 2025. One notable change seen across several major cruise lines is an increase in daily automatic gratuities to offset ...

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 ...

The Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association has yet to convince the Mexican government to abandon its plan to levy a $42 per-person tax on cruise passengers, but the head of the organization said she is ...

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 ...

Mexico’s new cruise tax will be much lower than originally proposed when it takes effect July 1. The fee will be $5 per person, down from the $42 initially put forth, reports Riviera Maya News. Anyone ...