US EditionThe New Tool to Crack Down on Overtourism in Europe: Taxes
- The Welsh Government's tourism tax will increase from 75p to 80p per person per night for some lodgings, as reported by Wales Online.
- First Minister Mark Drakeford stated that children under 18 will be exempt from the tax, indicating the government's stance on exemptions.
- The proposed tax could generate an estimated £33 million annually if all councils participate, according to Mr. Drakeford.
- Concerns were raised by organizations like the Scouts about unintended consequences of the tax, highlighting community anxieties.
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The New Tool to Crack Down on Overtourism in Europe: Taxes
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