New Scottish tourist tax could have 'significant negative consequences' locals warn
dailyrecord.co.ukA Scottish tourist hotspot is considering introducing a contentious new levy for visitors.Scotland has long been a popular holiday destination thanks to its unparalleled scenery and iconic whisky distilleries.
Each year, millions of people from across the UK and beyond flock to the country.In response, Scottish councils have been pressured by increasingly frustrated locals to implement tourist tax measures.
The Scottish Government passed legislation in the spring that allows councils in the country to impose an extra tax on holiday accommodation.The Highland Council is the latest to suggest a visitor levy.
Glasgow and Edinburgh are also considering introducing a tax.If successful, tourists would face additional charges for overnight stays in regions boasting destinations such as Loch Ness and Ben Nevis.
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