Wales’s tourism woes Others fear the negative impact on a tourism industry that employs 159,000 people in Wales – nearly 12 per cent of the country’s total workforce.

Overnight visitors in Wales may have to pay to stay under tourist tax proposals put to parliament later this month. The “small” but unspecified visitor levy would be paid by people staying ...

The thrill of getting a peek inside locked, hidden and secret buildings is just human nature. That’s why every year for one ...

Discussion on whether or not Powys County Council should implement a tourism levy on overnight visitors to the county is set ...

CARDIGAN BAY, WALES, March 7, 2024 / EINPresswire.com / -- The Welsh Government has announced the introduction of a tourist tax, aimed at supporting local communities and ensuring the ...

Wales’s 20mph speed limit is putting people off visiting the country and damaging its tourism sector, a leading Welsh ...

A £1.25 per night tourism tax could be introduced in Wales from 2027, it has been announced. Guests at hotels, B&Bs and self-catered accommodation would pay the visitor levy if councils decide to ...

Concerns are growing in Wales as new tourist taxes and widespread 20mph speed limits are being blamed for deterring visitors.

DISCUSSIONS on whether Powys County Council should implement a tourism tax on overnight visitors are to take place.

The tourist tax is designed as a small levy to be paid by visitors staying overnight in accommodations throughout Wales. This initiative seeks to reinvest in the local infrastructure and natural ...