Children to be exempt from parts of Wales tourism tax but others to pay more
- The Welsh government announced children under 18 are exempt from its tourism tax in some accommodations.
- Concerns arose that a 75p per night charge would burden low-income families and school trips.
- The exemption applies to hostels, campsites, and outdoor centers, but other accommodation rates increase.
- Mark Drakeford stated under 18s staying at lower level accommodation 'would now be exempt altogether'.
- The tax bill passed the first vote, but higher charges for others and council options remain.
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