Quintana Roo Travel Agencies and Hoteliers Speak Out Against the Increase in DNR Proposed by the Federal Government
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September 14/ Cancun, Q. Roo.- The Mexican Association of Receptive Tourism Agencies (AMATUR) asked the federal government and the Congress of the Union to reconsider the proposal to increase by 35.8 percent the Law of Non-Resident (DNR) within the Economic Package 2027, warning that the increase could raise the cost of non-Resident (DNR) ...
The hotel sector of the Mexican Caribbean rejects the increase of the DNR to $1,334 pesos. They warn of effects on the competitiveness of tourism.
They warn that an increase of 36% to the DNR will make Mexican destinations even more expensive Tulum, September 14 (InZoomMX).- The increase of 36% to the Law of Non-Resident (DNR), contemplated in the Economic Package 2027, could deepen the increase of Mexican tourist destinations and diminish competitiveness vis-à-vis other countries, warned David Ortiz [...] The post They warn that an increase of 36% to the DNR will increase even more the Me…
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