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Did you know that Terminal Fee in Mactan-Cebu is the most expensive in the country?

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This is curious considering the looks and services provided by the second busiest airport in the Philippines, the Mactan - Cebu International Airport (MCIA).

Last year, the MCIA Authority, upon the approval of the Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC) imposed an increase of 20 Pesos to the domestic terminal fee bringing the amount from 200 pesos to 220 pesos. This is soon to rise to 300 pesos starting January 1, 2016. The international terminal fee also increased last year from 550 Pesos to 750 Pesos.


Based on the new reports, the change was in accordance to the 25-year contact signed by DOTC and the GMR-Megawide, the consortium that won the bidding to modernize the airport.



NAIA as well as other international airports in the country maintained the 200 pesos and 550 Pesos terminal fees for domestic and international flight respectively.

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Location: Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines

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