US EditionCruise Passengers to Face New Tourist Tax in Norway
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Cruise Passengers to Face New Tourist Tax in Norway
As headlines mount over surging tourist crowds across Europe and locals pushing back, demanding relief, another European nation has decided it will implement on tax on tourists in an effort to offset overtourism. Lawmakers in Norway recently approved a new tourist tax, giving local governments the power to charge a 3% levy on overnight stays and cruise ship visitors starting in the summer of 2026. The tax will apply to travelers staying in hotel…
Norway - Other countries like Austria or Turkey already have a flat-rate tax for tourists. Now another European country is following suit. You have to expect so much extra costs in the future.
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