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Jacqueline Wake Young: Will the council ever get its money's worth from NC500 motorhomes?

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Motorhomes bring tourism to the North Coast 500 route, but there's a downside too. Lochaber councillor Kate Willis said an estimated 200,000 motorhomes visit the Highlands every year. Many do not stay on campsites and that’s partly because the region does not have the facilities to deal with the huge influx. Highland Council is asking the Scottish Government to rethink its tourist tax.

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Jacqueline Wake Young: Will the council ever get its money's worth from NC500 motorhomes?

Motorhomes bring tourism to the North Coast 500 route, but there's a downside too and now Highland Council is asking the Scottish Government to rethink its tax plans

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