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"Fees charged by countries or airports to persons entering/leaving the country are not covered by your fare. Before you travel, we advise you to find out if you'll have to pay this kind of fee.Excerpt from Booking.com's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “Fees charged by countries or airports to persons entering/leaving the country are not covered by your fare. Before you travel, we advise you to find out if you'll have to pay this kind of fee.”
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