Hotels and music venues in the North East have hit out at Mayor Kim McGuinness's plans to introduce a tourism tax. The tax would target tourists staying in hotels, bed and breakfasts, and other types of accommodation in the region. Local authorities within McGuinness's jurisdiction have attacked plans for the levy.
North East Mayor Plans Tourism Tax Despite Local Opposition
UKPulse Consumer DeskThe North East Mayor, Kim McGuinness, plans to introduce a tourism tax despite opposition from local businesses and councils.
- The tax would target tourists staying in hotels, bed and breakfasts, and other types of accommodation in the region.
- Local authorities within McGuinness's jurisdiction have attacked plans for the levy.
What this means for you: If you're planning to visit the North East, you may be affected by the proposed tourism tax.