York mayor accused of poor engagement over visitor levy plans
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Sept, 22:13 · Archive
Hospitality Association York claims there has been a lack of meaningful engagement with the mayor over visitor levy plans.
Hospitality Association York has claimed there has been a lack of meaningful engagement between mayor David Skaith and the hospitality sector over plans to introduce a visitor levy. The association's allegations suggest concerns about consultation on the proposed tourist tax.
How it is being reported
- ‘Lack of meaningful engagement’ with York hospitality body over ‘tourist tax’ plansThere has been a "lack of meaningful engagement" between mayor David Skaith and York's hospitality sector over plans to introduce a visitor levy, Hospitality Association York has claimed.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 21 Sept, 12:30
- ‘Lack of meaningful engagement’ with York hospitality body over ‘tourist tax’ plansThere has been a "lack of meaningful engagement" between mayor David Skaith and York's hospitality sector over plans to introduce a visitor levy, Hospitality Association York has claimed.The Press (York) · 21 Sept, 12:30
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