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Liverpool to introduce 'tourist tax' for visitors

  • Liverpool will introduce a £2 'tourist tax' for overnight visitors starting in June 2025, following a vote by hotel owners in favor of the charge.
  • The £2 City Visitor Charge could raise up to £9.2 million over two years, with approximately 73% of funds allocated to supporting the city's visitor economy.
  • Public reaction has been mixed, with concerns that the tax may deter tourists, while others believe it will support city services and events.
  • Marcus Magee, chair of Accommodation BID, stated the tax would be 'crucial to the vibrancy and economy of the city'.
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liverpoolexpress.co.uk broke the news in on Friday, April 25, 2025.
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