Rico1040 wrote:
At the moment, is a proposed rule and to be voted on before enacting into law. The hassle of getting an ATM receipt showing a balance of $ 500 is another hassles. Additionally, if a group of tourists prefer to bring cash, the thieves along the highway have a built-in pre-qualified bus to hold up, lol
With the exit tax already in place, and this proposed $15 entry tax, PLUS the new VAT/sales tax on car rentals, and airline tickets starting on July 1 ; for both incoming and outgoing flights, you have to wonder what the thought process is . ????
Whack the tourists !!- " Give us your GREEN n GO"
Smart tour operators are already looking into other destinations to recommend to clients, where they can get more value for their money
With how expensive Costa Rica has gotten along with all the hassles there, I'm starting to think it's not worth it to go there anymore. I'm definitely going to places where I'm going to get more bang for my buck. If this legislation passes, it's just one more hassle and expense that will make Costa Rica not worth it.