Cancun Tax Collectors Confronted At The Airport—Passengers Say They’re Forced To Pay Nearly Double The Official Amount
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Cancun Shuts Some Visitax Kiosks After Fee Uproar and Enforcement Backlash
Several Visitax payment kiosks at Cancun International Airport have been shut down after travellers complained extra charges were being added to the - | - Open Jaw is a leading travel authority on industry news and insights delivering fast, focused analysis, product updates, as well as its renowned Pink Couch insider interviews with top execs.
Cancun Tax Collectors Confronted At The Airport—Passengers Say They’re Forced To Pay Nearly Double The Official Amount
A vacation rental owner confronted tourist tax collectors at Cancun airport, warning that the confusing charges will drive visitors away. Quintana Roo says its Visitax is 293 pesos, yet some travelers report being asked for as much as 550 pesos at the airport. With private companies authorized to collect payment alongside the government, visitors are left wondering what they owe.
At Cancún airport, the collection of the Visitax tax has generated inconvenience for tourists, as the collection reaches 550 Mexican pesos (about 30 dollars), i.e. 265 Mexican pesos more than established (about 14 dollars).In December 2025, the government of Mara Lezama... The post Cancún: annoying tourists by collecting USD 14 more in Visitax appeared first on Tourism News REPORT.
Cancun Airport Shuts Down Several Visitax Kiosks After Outcry Over Inflated Tourist Fees
If there is one thing that can instantly ruin the vibe of a tropical vacation, it is the feeling that you are being price-gouged the moment you step off the plane. For the past several weeks, international travelers arriving at Cancun International Airport have been taking to social media in droves to voice their absolute …
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