Hospitality industry warns against tourist tax on hotel stays

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Sept, 21:31 · Archive

The hospitality industry warns a tourist tax on hotel stays could damage the economy.

The hospitality industry is opposing a proposed tourist tax on hotel stays, arguing it could cost the economy £2 billion. Campaigners say the tax would deter visitors, including music fans travelling to Britain for concerts, reducing their spending.

How it is being reported

• Scrap hated tourist tax to cash in on visiting music lovers, say campaignersThis is Money · 29 Sept, 15:34
• Why the hospitality industry is losing sleep over tourist taxEvening Standard · 28 Sept, 06:00

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