🌴 What Is the New Tourism Fee About in Mauritius?

Starting October 2025, all international visitors to Mauritius will be required to pay a €3 Sustainable Tourism Fee per person, per night.

This small contribution supports environmental conservation, coral reef restoration, and community development projects that keep the island’s natural beauty thriving.

💶 How Will the Tourism Fee Be Collected in Mauritius?

The €3 fee will be collected directly by hotels, guesthouses, and other registered accommodations during check-in or checkout.

•Applies to all adult tourists staying overnight

•Children under 12 years old are exempt

•Collected amount goes to Mauritius’ Sustainable Tourism Fund

🌺 Why It Matters

Mauritius is world-famous for its turquoise lagoons, lush forests, and warm hospitality. This new contribution ensures that tourism growth remains eco-friendly and beneficial for local communities.

Funds raised will go toward:

•Beach and lagoon protection

•Wildlife and forest conservation

•Recycling and waste management programs

•Community-led sustainability projects

🧳 Example for Visitors

If you’re a couple staying 7 nights, your total contribution will be €42 – a small but meaningful gesture towards preserving paradise.

💡 Travel Tip

Before arriving, confirm with your hotel or travel agent whether the fee is included in your booking total or will be charged on arrival.

In short:

This new €3 tourism fee helps protect Mauritius’ environment while ensuring that future generations can continue to enjoy its breathtaking beauty.

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