If you’re planning a trip to Cancun or any of the Visitax France you will most likely be required to pay the mandatory tourist tax known as Visitax. It’s important to understand what this levy is and how it works before booking your travel arrangements, as there are a number of potential repercussions both during and after the trip.
Despite the fact that the state of Quintana Roo has emphasized the importance of paying this fee, some travelers continue to be unaware that this payment is necessary. Consequently, there has been some confusion over how it is paid and when. In order to avoid any misunderstandings, we’ve put together this handy guide on everything you need to know about Visitax.
What Is Visitax France?
As a general rule, the visitor tax is paid at the accommodation establishment in which you’re staying. This is typically done by scanning a QR code at check-in, although some communes have opted for a system of paying via declaration forms (taxe au reel) that need to be filled in at fixed dates and then sent to local authorities by the accommodation provider. For instance, Airbnb automatically carries out this process in communes that have chosen to adopt it.
The fee is not included in the price of your flight tickets or your hotel, although it’s worth noting that some airlines are now including a statement about the payment of Visitax within their pre-departure travel advice emails. In addition, some tour operators, hotels and other accommodation providers are now adding this information onto their websites as well.
