Everything we know so far about £2 'tourist tax' coming to Liverpool - Liverpool Echo

Everything we know so far about £2 'tourist tax' coming to Liverpool - Liverpool Echo

Hotels voted to introduce the charge from June this year

Liverpool becomes latest UK city to introduce a ‘tourist tax’

Visitors to Start Paying Tourism Tax for Popular British City

Liverpool is set to introduce a £2 ($2.60) per night City Visitor Charge on hotel stays beginning in June 2025. The initiative, approved by a ballot of 83 hotels and serviced apartments under the Liverpool Accommodation Business Improvement District (BID), aims to reinvest in the city’s visitor economy. Unlike traditional tourist taxes, this charge is structured as an extension of the existing BID levy, allowing hotels to recoup the cost directl…

Liverpool tourism tax gets the green light

Hoteliers in Liverpool have backed plans to introduce a £2 overnight visitor charge.

Yes vote on £2 overnight visitor charge in Liverpool - Liverpool City Region Destination Partnership

A ballot on the proposal to alter Liverpool’s Accommodation BID Levy to a £2 per night charge per occupied bedroom/apartment has now concluded that the proposal is approved. As such the charge will come into effect from 1st June 2025 on hotels or serviced accommodation which are subject to the levy (those businesses with a rateable value of £45,000 or above). The change was supported by 26 votes to 18 against on a 53% turnout. Liverpool City Co…

Liverpool joins Manchester and other European cities in levying a tourist tax • The tax will also apply to UK residents