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QR CODE - Cancun Airport Agents Cracking Down on Visitax Payments

Cancun airport agents are cracking down on visitors who haven’t paid the controversial Quintana Roo VISITAX, says the head of Travelkore.

Enforcement of the tax appeared to be fairly lax for some time. But Tim Scurry, the founder and CEO of Travelkore, told Open Jaw that visitors have reported an increasing incidence of uniformed VISITAX agents insisting that they show a QR code as proof of tax payment upon arrival at CUN.

Cancun airport agents are cracking down on visitors who haven’t paid the controversial Quintana Roo VISITAX.

Cancun airport agents are cracking down on visitors who haven’t paid the controversial Quintana Roo VISITAX, says the head of Travelkore.

Enforcement of the tax appeared to be fairly lax for some time. But Tim Scurry, the founder and CEO of Travelkore, told Open Jaw that visitors have reported an increasing incidence of uniformed VISITAX agents insisting that they show a QR code as proof of tax payment upon arrival at CUN.

Goto openjaw.com for the full article. https://openjaw.com/newsroom/tourism/2024/12/02/cancun-airport-agents-cracking-down-on-visitax-payments/

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e-Technologies Travel Bulletins Now Include Visitax Notification

As agents face increasing destination taxes to keep track of for their clients, travel risk management company e-Travel Technologies has added tax notifications to its service.

As agents face increasing destination taxes to keep track of for their clients, travel risk management company e-Travel Technologies has added tax notifications to its service.

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New VISITAX Signage and Graphics Unveiled – Effective May 9th, 2024!

On May 9th, 2024, the state approved Travelkore to reduce the price of VISITAX, aligning it with the direct cost from the state. Additionally, the state has authorized the use of its emblems and wording on new signage and graphics.

On May 9th, 2024, the state approved Travelkore to reduce the price of VISITAX, aligning it with the direct cost from the state. Additionally, the state has authorized the use of its emblems and wording on new signage and graphics. These graphics aim to eliminate any confusion regarding the requirement to pay VISITAX before leaving the state. The new signage is now being distributed to local businesses, hotels, and resorts, which must comply with Quintana Roo's tourism laws. These laws empower the state to enforce registration and levy penalties for non-registration.

Tourism service providers, including Airbnb hosts, in the state are required to register by May 24th, 2024, or face sanctions and penalties. The purpose of the law is to enhance tourist rights for safety and ensure the professional delivery of paid services. Another major objective is to prevent the exploitation of children and adolescents for sex and drug trafficking.

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Mexican State of Quintana Roo Drops Visitax Rate to $17 USD

The price for visiting Quintana Roo has dropped by a couple of Canadian dollars.

Effective immediately, Travelkore, the officially sanctioned payment app, says it has been authorized by the State of Quintana Roo’s representatives to adjust the pricing of VISITAX to $17 USD and $22.50 CAD down from $18.80 USD and $25.00 CAD.

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News Article from Openjaw.com

On 05MAR, 2024, the government of Quintano Roo, Mexico announced in the local paper, the Gazette, that existing Tourism Regulations would be put into law, with some additional provisos. 60 days later those laws went into force.

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News Article from PAXEDITIONS.COM

Travellers who skip Quintana Roo tourist tax will face “digital tracking,” passport observations: SATQ

Travellers who skip Quintana Roo tourist tax will face “digital tracking,” passport observations: SATQ

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