Mario Fischer

The descriptor “Mario Fischer - Citq” most likely refers to an individually owned short‑term rental or small lodging (such as a chalet, condo, apartment, or guest suite) in Québec, Canada, where the owner or primary contact is named Mario Fischer and the property is registered with the CITQ (Corporation de l’industrie touristique du Québec), the provincial registry for tourist accommodations. The name on your statement is therefore the person associated with the accommodation registration rather than a large hotel brand.

This type of charge would typically appear when you book a stay at a Québec tourist accommodation that complies with provincial regulations and has a CITQ registration number. The charge could represent a deposit, a full prepayment for your stay, a balance collected at check‑in or check‑out, or fees related to cleaning or additional nights. Depending on the booking platform used (direct booking, phone/email reservation, or a third‑party site that passes payments through to the owner), the card descriptor can show the individual owner’s name plus “CITQ” instead of a property or platform brand.

If you have questions about this charge, start by checking any recent travel plans to Québec and reviewing confirmation emails from rental platforms or direct bookings; look for a host or property owner named Mario Fischer or a CITQ registration number matching your stay. The contact details for the owner or property manager are usually in your booking confirmation or messaging history on the platform you used. If you still cannot identify the stay, you can contact your card issuer, provide the exact date and amount of the charge, and ask whether they have additional reference information (such as a phone number or booking ID) tied to the merchant. They can also assist with disputing the transaction if you confirm it is unauthorized.