Cancun Eliminates Tax on Multiple Electronics
Cancun Eliminates Tax on Multiple Electronics

Cancun Eliminates Tax on Multiple Electronics

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Cancun International Airport has officially eliminated its longstanding tax on travelers bringing more than one laptop or electronic tablet into Mexico, effective October 11, 2024. This decision, announced by Quintana Roo Governor Mara Lezama, comes after numerous complaints from tourists who faced fines of up to $300 for carrying multiple devices, which negatively impacted the region's tourism. The tax, which previously required travelers to pay 19% of the deemed value for additional devices, was often inconsistently enforced, leaving many visitors feeling unfairly treated. The change aims to enhance Cancun's appeal as a destination for digital nomads and remote workers, who typically travel with several devices. While this new regulation applies specifically to Cancun International Airport, it does not extend to other airports in Quintana Roo at this time. Governor Lezama emphasized that the tax's removal addresses the discomfort it created for visitors and helps improve the destination's image.

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