US EditionGlasgow approves tourist tax of nearly €6 per night
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Glasgow approves tourist tax of nearly €6 per night
As councils and mayors across the United Kingdom consider implementing tourist taxes to raise money for services and infrastructure, authorities in Glasgow, Scotland, have given the green light to a new tourist levy of 5% that will be applicable to overnight stays from 25 January 2027. It is estimated that, on average, guests will pay a surcharge of around £4.83 (€5.64) per night. The measure’s scope extends from B&Bs, guest houses and hostels, …
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