Tourist tax

A new tourist tax of up to $19 on Ilha Grande, Brazil, has led to protests, burned payment booths, and a court challenge. The measure, part of Brazil's Costa Verde region, has sparked significant public backlash.

Residents in Britain's 'most dangerous migrant town' are advocating for a tourist tax to fund measures against anti-social behaviour. The proposal aims to address local safety concerns through financial support for a crackdown.

Barcelona is increasing its tourist tax on cruise passengers by 100% in an effort to tackle overcrowding. The city is taking measures to address the issue of excessive tourism. This move aims to reduce the number of visitors and promote sustainable tourism.

Barcelona is increasing its tourist tax by 100% on cruise passengers to tackle overcrowding in the city. The move aims to reduce the number of visitors and promote more sustainable tourism. This effort is part of the city's strategy to manage tourism effectively.

Galway is considering implementing a €1 per day tourist tax, but local business owners have strongly opposed the proposal, calling it 'ridiculous' and criticizing it for sending the wrong message.

Cornwall's proposed tourist tax is criticized for harming small businesses already struggling due to Labour's rate hikes. The tax could lead to hotel and restaurant closures, worsening the situation for holidaymakers.

A new daily tourist tax has been introduced in a popular Spanish cruise ship destination. The tax aims to manage tourism impacts and generate revenue for local infrastructure.

Finland is considering a tourist tax to generate revenue and manage tourism-related costs, allowing municipalities to set their own rates based on accommodation prices. The proposal, inspired by similar systems in cities like Venice and Paris, could take effect in 2027 after public feedback and legislative review. The tax would apply to both international visitors and domestic travelers.

Butlin's boss warns that Labour's proposed tourist tax could price working-class families out of holidays. The policy is seen as risky for families struggling with holiday costs, raising concerns about accessibility to leisure activities.

Japan is tripling its international tourist tax to 3,000 yen per visitor to address overtourism concerns, including canceled cherry blossom festivals due to overcrowding. Officials emphasize balancing tourism growth with residents' quality of life while implementing new visa procedures like JESTA.