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Entrepreneur with Peak District and Derbyshire holiday properties urges mayor not to impose tourism tax
Labour mayors plan to cap the fee at 5% as hospitality operators warn it could cut visitors, seasonal hiring and local tourism spending.
Summary by Derbyshire Times
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The Independent (US)
Holiday cottage owners fear Burnham’s tax hike could force them close business
Tourism bosses have warned that the tax hike would have a ‘catastrophic knock-on effect’ on the local economy
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Buxton Advertiser
Entrepreneur with Peak District and Derbyshire holiday properties urges mayor not to impose tourism tax
A leading entrepreneur with a portfolio of Derbyshire and Peak District holiday let properties has urged the East Midlands Mayor not to impose a tourism tax on overnight visitors because he fears this will be the latest blow to the UK’s tourism industry.
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