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Wales will be 'less welcoming' if visitors are charged tourism tax, say critics

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The Farmers Union of Wales (FUW) is worried a licensing scheme could be costly and fuel an increase in empty properties. Like the Wales Tourism Alliance, the FUW also believes it is an inevitable precursor to a Visitor Levy, or tourism tax. A licensing scheme has been proposed by the Welsh Government as a way of creating a level playing field for all accommodation providers.

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Wales will be 'less welcoming' if visitors are charged tourism tax, say critics

Welsh farming, which has strong ties to tourism, fears a Visitor Levy is inevitable if a licensing system is imposed on holiday cottages

·Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom
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Daily Post broke the news in Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom on Wednesday, March 22, 2023.
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