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Norway's plan for tourist tax changed to target cruise passengers

  • Norway plans to implement a tourist tax by summer 2025, focusing initially on northern regions and including cruise passengers nationwide.
  • The proposed tax arose from concerns over environmental and infrastructural strain caused by mass tourism, but political opposition casts doubt on parliamentary approval.
  • Following criticism that the original plan exempted cruise and campervan tourists, the Labour Party revised the tax to cover these groups and lower accommodation rates.
  • Labour’s Rune Støstad said they have "really listened to all input" and worked to make the tax fairer by accommodating all parties involved.
  • The revised framework, shaped by opposition criticism, will run for two years with ongoing municipal discretion and a possible national rollout afterward.
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The Local - No broke the news in Norway on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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