Mexico to Charge Cruise Ship Passengers New Fee for Port Stops
Mexican politicians have voted to charge cruise ship passengers a new $42 fee for port stops. Cruise ship passengers are exempt from the immigration charge, but the new bill, passed by the Mexican Senate late Tuesday, gets rid of this exemption. The lower house of Mexico's Congress voted for the bill last week.
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