Mayors in England are to be given the power to introduce a so-called ‘tourist tax’ in their regions.
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Mayors in England are to be given the power to introduce a so-called ‘tourist tax’ in their regions.
The levy will be a percentage of the cost of an overnight stay, up to a maximum of five nights, Communities Secretary Angela Rayner announced today.
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