Orém Wants to Charge Tourist Fee in Fatima, Sanctuary Is Against and Has Threatened to Shut Down Equipment
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The hoteliers and representatives of the Fátima accommodation met at a clarification session on the tourist tax regulation.
The House of Ourém wants to charge a tourist fee of two euros per sleep from 2027. The hotelhouse contests and the Sanctuary of Fatima left in the air the possibility of closing bathrooms and parking lots. Then, it retreated. The proposal seems simple: two euros per guest and per night, up to a maximum of five sleeps, with exemptions for children under 12 years and for people with disabilities equal to or greater than 60%. But, in Fatima, it ope…
Junta de Freguesia says it is closely following the process and points out that it has not yet been contacted by the Municipality on the issue.
The two-euro tourist fee that Ourém's local authority plans to charge is causing controversy, especially in Fatima. The Sanctuary has retreated, but has threatened to close bathrooms and parking lots.
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