International visitor will pay more to enter museums and archaeological sites in Mexico starting in 2026, the Chamber of Deputies has approved the Federal Law of Rights with 355 votes in favor and 132 against.
This measure requires Senate approval to take effect next year and the Mexican government with this initiative expects to generate approximately €7.3 billion in additional revenues with these new fees.
This move doubles the price of tickets for foreign tourists, and will apply to various categories of sites including places like Teotihuacán, Tulum, the National Museum of Anthropology, and Palenque among others.
In category I, an increase in the quota is established from 95.58 pesos (€4.45) to 209.09 pesos (€9.74) for places such as Tulum, Teotihuacán, the Templo Mayor, the National Museum of Anthropology or Palenque.
Areas such as Malinalco, Comalcalco, La Quemada or Kabah are part of the second category and their entrance fee rise from 78.71 pesos (€3.67) to 156.75 pesos (€7.31), while places such as La Venta, the Historical Monument National Museum of World Cultures, Izapa or Tehuacalco increase their rate from 73.09 pesos (€3.41) to 143.69 pesos (€6.70) for being included in the third category.
In a fourth category, the fee of 104.50 pesos (€4.87) has been set for areas such as the Museum of the Mayan People, Chichén Itzá, Uxmal or Dzibilchaltún.
Likewise the law has also created the right to authorize visits to deep - sea vessels for a total of 297 pesos (€13).
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