Campaigners are urging the abolition of the 'tourist tax', arguing it prevents the UK economy from fully benefiting from the spending of millions of music fans visiting for concerts.
Campaigners have called for the abolition of the 'tourist tax', asserting that it is preventing the UK economy from fully benefiting from the spending of visiting music lovers. Millions of music fans are reportedly travelling to Britain for concerts.
According to campaigners, the current tax means the economy is missing out on the potential spending from these visitors.
Why this matters: The proposed change could potentially increase economic benefits from international music tourism.
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