Mexico's recent move to implement a $42 per passenger cruise tax marks a significant shift in how it approaches the cruise industry and tourism in general. Historically, while Mexico has applied head taxes to hotel guests staying for extended periods, cruise passengers making brief port calls have been exempt from these fees. This new legislation, currently under Senate review, would eliminate this long-standing exemption and could reshape the cruise industry's relationship with Mexican ports.
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After more than two decades in digital content creation, I've watched countless social media platforms rise and fall while consistently seeing one truth remain: quality long-form content continues to deliver value long after viral social posts have faded into digital obscurity.
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