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Overnight visitors to Wales could pay ‘tourism tax’ under Welsh Government plans

Visitors could be required to pay a tourism tax when staying overnight in Wales. The Welsh Government is introducing legislation to give councils the power to apply a visitor levy to accommodation bills. Anyone staying in a hostel or on a campsite ...

25 Nov 2024 at 15:16

Government says proposed tourism tax will not impact number of visitors to Wales

The UK Government has insisted that a proposed tourism tax in Wales will not affect the number of people going on holiday to the country. Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens said cities in the UK and abroad had a similar levy in place and had not seen an ...

11 Dec 2024 at 15:34

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Hotel boss warns mayor's tourist tax plan 'will make Limerick less attractive'

MAYOR John Moran has defended his proposal to bring in a local tourist tax saying: “We cannot fix or run Limerick without having revenue.” And he says he may bring a paper to the local authority’s economic policy committee to have a debate on ...

14 Jun 2025 at 08:33

No plans for England tourism tax, No 10 insists, after claims Rayner backed one

There are “no plans” to introduce a tourism tax in England, Downing Street said, amid claims that Angela Rayner’s efforts to bring one in were rebuffed by the Treasury. The Deputy Prime Minister has been pushing for councils to be allowed to ...

22 Jul 2025 at 13:24

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