Los Cabos Leaders Urge Mexico City to Halt Proposed Tourism Fee Hike
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Updated Oct 5
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What happened
Business leaders in Los Cabos sent a message to Mexico City regarding the status of tourism hubs in the country. The leaders urged Congress to freeze the *Derecho de No Residente* (DNR), a fee applied to airfare for foreign visitors entering Mexico without a work permit.
From gringogazette.com
Why it matters
The proposed increase to the DNR would raise the fee from 983 pesos to 1,334.80 pesos per person under the 2027 federal economic package. Leaders cautioned that this hike could negatively impact tourism, noting a recent decline in international tourist arrivals in the region.
From gringogazette.com
Who's involved
- Mexico CityThe capital city of Mexico, which is the subject of the leaders' appeal regarding the tourist fee structure.
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The entities involved
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Mexico City
capital and largest city of Mexico
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Puerto Vallarta
municipal seat of Puerto Vallarta, State of Jalisco, Mexico